“After nourishment, shelter and companionship, stories are the thing we need most in the world.” ― Philip Pullman One of the most extraordinary gifts of human consciousness is the gift of imagination. It’s something we […]
Now available on Amazon. . Saints and Enemies, Book 11 in the Sliding Sideways series, is now available on Kindle. From the moment she arrives, nothing is as it seems… Taking a much-needed break from […]
I think you could safely call it a slump. It’s a nice descriptive word, slump. It sounds like what it is. Lately I’ve been somewhat underwhelmed with myself as an author, besieged by doubts. Who […]
The last few months have been busy in my life outside writing, which means that while I’ve put a lot of thoughts in my journal I haven’t come up with any brilliant new ideas for […]
Last night I was invited to give a talk about writing to a women’s group, which was an honor and a pleasure. I so appreciate the attention and interest of those 25 women, who asked […]
In this insanely competitive publishing market, there are clearly a lot of benefits to signing with an agent and being backed by a publisher. Marketing budgets, the guidance of an editor, the expertise of an […]
Just as Paige Brody hopes her luck is finally changing for the better, fate intervenes and embroils her in a dangerous mystery. The tenth installment of the Sliding Sideways series is now available on Amazon […]
I love to talk about writing, and always appreciate it when people I meet want to discuss my books with me. What’s funny is how often in these conversations I hear the same comments. Some […]
Now available on Amazon Kindle. The next installment in the Sliding Sideways series introduces Paige Brody, a young woman struggling to make a life for herself, hoping her luck is going to change. . “What […]
In the quiet English village of Rushton, in the county of Warwickshire, there is a small church, a local pub, a village green, and, down an overgrown lane, a derelict mansion. This is part of […]
I love finishing a book. There’s really no greater thrill than getting to those last pages, seeing the story form into a whole. Even with the looming task of editing (I really dislike editing) ahead, […]
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