Beginning today and running through August 31st, BelleBridge Books/ImaJinn Books is putting the ebook version of my Epic Ebook Award-winning fantasy novel, Wizard’s Bridge on sale for only 99 cents! Her fellow wizard is not the man she expects . … Continue reading →
This was the first panel discussion on the schedule for the Mystery in the Midlands conference, happening right after the breakout sessions. The panel consisted of Lynn Hesse, Brian Thiem, Roger Johns, and Paul A. Barra, with Lynn Chandler-Willis moderating. … Continue reading →
My novella, Guardian of the Grimoire, is part of the Books Gone Bad Bundle, available from BundleRabbit and other major ebook outlets. Books make the world a better place. They are, perhaps, the only thing you can buy that actually … Continue reading →
Author’s Note: This was first posted on the Classic and Cozy blog, but the subject is important, so I’m reposting it here. It’s a jungle out there…and in here, too. I’m talking about the Internet, and right now, email specifically. … Continue reading →
In honor of Read an Ebook Week, March 4-10, Smashwords is offering a copy of my novel, A Question of Fire, absolutely free. You can claim a copy here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/43245 Use coupon code RE100 And A Gift for Murder is … Continue reading →
Belle Bridge Books/ImaJinn Books is putting the ebook of Witch’s Journey on sale for only $.99 from October 16th to the 31st. It’s a great opportunity to pick up a copy! https://www.amazon.com/Witchs-Journey-Karen-McCullough/dp/1893896900/
Continue reading →Over at the Classic ‘n’ Cozy blog, I’m talking about my struggles with eliminating much of the excess clutter in my life. It’s a struggle when you have packrat tendencies: http://classicandcozybooks.blogspot.com/2017/10/eliminating-stuff.html
Continue reading →A couple of months ago I noticed that my bill from the local power company, Duke Energy was a bit lower than I expected. Not a lot but somewhat. However, we’d just installed a bunch of energy-saving light bulbs and … Continue reading →
Most people who know me know that I’m a sports fan. I love pro football, college basketball, and baseball in particular. While watching Major League baseball on TV is fun, I can only take so much of it at a … Continue reading →
I’m fortunate that my husband and his family own land in upstate South Carolina that was within a couple of miles of the median line of the recent total solar eclipse. My brother-in-law mowed a pasture on a hill that … Continue reading →
