What Does A Writer Do With Experience?
June 10, 2016 – June 11, 2016 If I ever write a novel where torture is involved, I will be using this; ripping an entire nail off is very painful […]
Writing
The Great Responsibility Of A Gardener
June 9, 2016 I managed to get two chapters done on the flight out last night. It was a trial run for a new process I’m using for the read […]
My Midnight To Morning Post
June 7, 2016-June 8, 2016 My editor listened, but. . . felt there were some real changes that needed to be made. Therefore, this happened. I experienced everything from this […]
Green, Growing, And Gone
June 6, 2016 I took a walk around the yard to see what’s green, what’s growing, and what’s gone. Green is my new stuff, like the watermelon I planted […]
The Door She Needed
June 1, 2016 I started the read aloud – woohoo! Found this in one of the first chapters: Kita found the door she needed. Only maintenance used the payload to […]
Memorial Day: 1 Reason to Look Back And Several to Look Forward
May 31, 2016 I’m usually a glass half full kind of girl, so it is often easy for me to see only possibilities when challenge and chaos lie before me. […]
See Science Spin Sexy
May 26, 2016 I managed to get a lot done today. The focus with the manuscript was to clarify the absolute rules for the world. It was nice to write them out as […]
Zombie Apocalypse Clothing: Throw It Away or Keep?
May 25, 2016 Superhero threatens to throw this away every time it is seen, but hey, what will I wear for the zombie apocalypse? I posted it because I saw […]
Beyond the Race for the Roses: Will You Remember Their Names?
May 24, 2016 Beyond the Race for the Roses: Will you remember their names? I did it again with Exaggerator. I named the winner of the Preakness. However, I bring it […]
Post-Its and Colored Pencils – How Do You Rewrite the Final Chapter?
May 23, 2016 This is the fun part. I pulled out pencils to match the colors of the post-it notes I designated for each character at the beginning of the […]