Half awake. Need more coffee. Which is only helpful in theory, given that I drink decaf. But there is some caffeine in there and enough cups will eventually equal one cup of regular joe. (ha!) I’m currently wrapping up my third (!) book. What I’ve learned with each project is that, for me, the home stretch is […]
I was recently invited to a local book club where they were discussing The Insistence of Memory. It was a fun night and they had great questions about the book and about writing in general. One of those questions was: If you could go back in time and tell your young writer self anything, what
I am so grateful to every person who has taken the time to buy, read, review, and/or gift my novels over the last two years! For an indie author trying to literally get the word out, your support is HUGE! As a thank you, for a limited time, I’m selling the Kindle versions
I don’t spend enough time writing. Writing is meant to be my main job (with time out for teaching yoga). Yet, somehow, it ends up slipping down on my to-do list. Instead of writing 5 or 6 hours a day, I’m lucky to squeeze in 1-2 hours. If any hours at all. I’m not entirely
Music is powerful. It sets a mood and evokes emotions. And it can be a writer’s best friend. While there are times when I prefer to write in silence, I usually have music playing in the background. Though it has to be the right music for what I’m writing. When I was writing The Insistence of
