I was interviewed today at Anne K. Albert’s blog, talking about a variety of things, including my road to publication and my electronic release of my paranormal romantic mystery, Magic, Murder and Mircrocircuits. Comment to be entered in a drawing … Continue reading →
This is the Chinese Year of the Dragon. I don’t really know enough about Chinese culture to understand the significance of that to them, but given my love of dragons, I’m taking it as a good sign for me! I … Continue reading →
For those of you who’ve followed the adventures of my grandson and his abrupt, premature entrance into the world – here he is now, technically almost four months old, but just a month and a half beyond his original due … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Think it can’t happen to you? Many authors, both published and unpublished have experienced it. I talk about ways to avoid it at Nancy J. Cohen’s blog today: http://nancyjcohen.wordpress.com/2011/12/13/avoiding-writer-burnout/
Continue reading →As a former corporate bureaucrat and IT type, I like to keep up with that world even though I’m no longer part of it (and the only piece of it I miss is the paycheck). I’m newly enough recovered from … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago I got the official notice of return to me of the rights to my Christmas vampire story, A Vampire’s Christmas Carol. This novella originally appeared in the Beneath A Christmas Moonanthology published by Cerridwen Press. I … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →I’ve got a couple of exciting new reviews to crow about today: For Magic, Murder and Microcircuits, Beverly at The Wormhole has this to say: “I truly enjoyed this book. The characters are wonderful. Michael is the all-around good guy, … Continue reading →