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SOMETIMES IT’S EASY By Clarice Wynter I’ve considered myself a writer since I was ten years old. [Yes, back in the olden days – before PCs, before Amazon, before e-mail, Facebook and reality TV.] When I was a kid, I knew one thing: someday I wanted to be published. I wrote and wrote and wrote,…
by: Blythe Gifford – The Hero Journeys with a Cast of Thousands My first five historical romances featured characters who were only children and had the bare minimum of on-stage parents or siblings. Since my books are set in the medieval period, this took more explanation than you might think. I made them orphans. Or…
by: Amanda Dewees When I started writing The Shadow and the Rose, the first book in my young-adult magical romance series, the Ash Grove Chronicles, I knew that physical beauty was going to be an important theme. So many teens (and I was one of them) feel the pressure to be beautiful and know that…
It’s such fun to invite friends over for a cup of tea and some fresh-baked cookies so we can chat & catch up on all the news, but today I’m just so excited that you could come! I’m just dying to introduce you to my new friend, Jodi Thomas. Did you know she’s a New…
LIVING THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM An interview with Karlene Conroy and Mia Crews, authors of The Don Quixote Girls The Don Quixote Girls is a funny, touching and tearful novel using Florida’s Garden of Eden legend as backdrop for the story of four long-time girlfriends who characterize the sandwich generation of today, but with an ominous…
