Six sentences from my Gothic novella, Guardian of the Grimoire: 1.. The gargoyle sitting over the library’s main entrance twitched its wings and leaned down to look at her as she rushed up the stairs. 2.That evening, as Jess returned from … Continue reading →
It’s the second week of November, and even here in North Carolina the weather has turned cooler. Here are some of the things I really love about Fall as it progresses toward winter. 1. The change of weather! Summers are … Continue reading →
While we’ve been busy with the Snarkology blog, I’ve been busy visiting other blogs and doing guest posts. At Leslie Sartor’s Indie Adventure Blog, I did an interview about my own publishing story: http://www.anindieadventure.blogspot.com/2013/10/meet-karen-mccullough-winner-of-eppie.html She’s also posted an excerpt from … Continue reading →
My winner from the Paranormal Snarkology blog hop is Sherry S sstrode at scrtc dot com; Sherry I’ve sent you an email off line. Congratulations!
Continue reading →Please be sure to read to the end of this post for information on participating in the blog hop and how to be eligible for prizes! I like to say that I was Gothic before Gothic was fashionable. I was … Continue reading →
My daughter and I had a craft day a couple of weeks ago, and worked on some Halloween decorations. This one involved a foam wreath form, ping pong balls, a big bag of googly eyes, a black feather boa and … Continue reading →
I’m guest blogging at Lisa Chalmer’s Blog on the subject of Paranormal – It’s More Than Bloodsuckers and Shapeshifters. Please stop by! http://lisa-chalmers.com/guest-blogger-karen-mccullough/
Continue reading →For more great Halloween reading and fun, check out these: Stacy Lyn Mar’s Gothic Romance Reviews site is doing a series of Halloween stories, craft projects and other interesting and fun things. Click on the graphic to link to a … Continue reading →
Can I suggest my short story Unmasking? It’s a quick, fun read, set at a Halloween party. Here’s a quick snippet from the story: Trace turned and realized the ghost was right behind her. “That… We’ll see who’s conning who,” … Continue reading →
Those of you who know me, know that two years ago yesterday was an incredibly worrisome day. On September 29, 2011, my daughter Sarah was 29 weeks pregnant and on bed rest due to pre-eclampsia. (For you Downton Abbey fans, … Continue reading →