Not all heroes wear capes
I was at the mall recently and was dismayed to see that capes are in again this fall/winter. (Perhaps they were ponchos, but for the sake of my point, I’m […]
Tag Archives: self-publishing
Bad Spellers Untie
The first time I saw this slogan on a T-shirt in a Signals catalog (not that I’m promoting Signals…not that I’m not promoting Signals…I’m just saying), I liked it because […]
Literary Allusions…Not Illusions
I have blogged quite a bit about Pride and Prejudice for the simple reason that I happen to love Pride and Prejudice. I love the characters. I love the story. […]
Pigeonholed
I have a question for you. How did you spend your time during the pandemic? If you’re like me, I’m sure you had lots of big plans that didn’t exactly […]
Use (or Choose) Your Words (Wisely)
“Sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never harm me.” I’ll admit it. I am (on occasion) a public eavesdropper, but only because people say the most […]
My Favorite Movies…about writers
So, my literary kitty, Lily, already blogged about her love of movies, just one of the many things we have in common. Today, I thought I’d share a list of […]
Declaration of Independence
Or Why I Became an Indie Publisher Once upon a time, I used to think that the only pathway to becoming a “real author” was to secure an agent who […]
A Writer Writes…Always
“A writer writes always” is something Larry, a character in Throw Momma From the Train, tells his creative writing students. (Disclaimer: in the interest of complete transparency, now would be a good […]
My Big Publishing News
It’s official. My new book, Maxwell Parker, P.I. is available…as of right now!For more details about the story, to find out what inspired me to write it, or to watch […]
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