On this end of the writing game, it’s easy to have your feelings hurt. Writers hold their stories very dear to their hearts. Just see my piece Wetting the Baby’s Head from a couple of weeks ago. A tongue-in-check piece, yes, but […]
This isn’t just for the writers… “Be sure to taste your words before you spit them out.” ~Unknown
There’s been a glut of reviews (I do believe that official classification) for my books of late. THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY: Quiet Fury Will Kill For A Story Carol Taylor Reviews Debbie Davis Ebook Friendly Kings River Life Between The Lines […]
Something to cling on to and believe in. “As long as there is one upright man, as long as there is one compassionate woman, the contagion may spread and the scene is not desolate. Hope is the one thing left to […]
My blog tour for THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY has concluded. So if you missed any of my stops along the way, here are the links to my cyber travels: A Night in the Life of Zoë Sutton (courtesy of Dru’s Book […]
Maybe they like a good weirdo.“I am discounting reports of UFOs. Why would they appear only to cranks and weirdoes?”~Stephen Hawking
Today I’m turning my blog over to my good chum, Dana Cameron. We’ve known each other a long time since our first books came out the same year and we did a reading at Bouchercon. So it gives me great pleasure to […]
My final blog tour stop for THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY is at The Kill Zone. In Making a Bad Situation Worse, I talk about how I have to manufacture the worst possible scenarios and it’s all because my background. Enjoy! My […]
In stories, I believe. “Writing is an act of faith, not a trick of grammar.” ~E. B. White
My THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY blog tour continues today and stops at Janet Rudolph’s MYSTERY FANFARE for a piece entitled MAKING OF A MONSTER. Be warned: some assembly is required. The essay looks at the villain of the book and he was […]