Why you should never despair over the novel that got away by Kimberly Brock I’m a slow reader. I take my time with the language and I have to process the imagery and characterizations, the settings and the metaphor. I savor words. I wonder at settings. And so, it shouldn’t surprise anyone to know the […]

Heather Webb As I sit down to write this post, I’m racing the clock. I have an essay due for Writer’s Digest, pages due to my writing partner for a book we’re doing together, a full manuscript edit for a client, and my critique partner just sent me her novel for feedback. To say nothing […]

Margie Lawson Cheers for Laura and Fae and Jenn and Orly. WITS Rules! Want to be more productive every day? Keep reading. Want to take charge of your minutes and hours? Keep reading. Want to act and feel like a winner and super star? Keep reading. This blog is a new take on To Do […]

  Sorry to interrupt this broadcast, but I have to squee....it's my book release day!  Days Made of Glass is my first Women's Fiction, it's a sister-story, about the world's first woman bullfighter. You can click on the photo to be taken to Amazon. Sorry, Angelina - take it away!         Angelina […]

Cathy Lamb Old Homes With Secrets, Car Living, and Scottish Men in Kilts. How To Create Compelling Settings In Your Books.   I don’t like boring words. I like scintillating words. Words that are skippy and delicious, or long with multiple syllables that roll like literary candy out of your mouth. Words that make you […]