I need to remember: Even if your class is small and your assignments seem manageable, midterm week is hell. Somehow I compounded it by taking
Year: 2013
Every indie author I know is looking for ways to maximize their exposure and reinforce their legitimacy. This evening, I found a free database tool
This week was quite productive for me: I did both my schoolwork AND my fiction-writing. I added 4,000 words to my manuscript, and, last night,
I’m plunking along on Blood to Fire, so you get another sneak peek this week: “At some point soon, we’re going to have to take
This week I had a paper due for class again. I had been spoiled by a few weeks of not having to worry about that
I’m getting so close to the end of book 2 of my Red Slaves series, it’s getting exciting. And since it has me in its
I know this was meant to be posted SUNDAY, and I really couldn’t tell you why I skipped something that is a standard part of
The next round of ROW80 started with my second semester–yesterday. Since it seems there is something to the adage that accountability leads to (enforces?) productivity,
I discovered Trudi Canavan a few years back as I was digging through book shelves at my local Barnes & Noble. I was in a
Thanks to the fun, lovely author Sabrina Garie, I’ve been nominated for a 2012 Blog of the Year award… The “Blog of the Year” award