Mocha Memoirs Press Store Amazon Barnes&Noble As I’ve said before, this title shows a different side of me. I definitely like my chick lit, though I’m fairly picky, and of course I really like having a fantasy element. What I like about this title is it’s bittersweet – there are disappointments … More Available Now: Holly and Ivy
I’m always pleased to put out the word about stories that have the fantastic leaking into the real world – even more so when they incorporate small-town living. With that in mind, I’m very pleased to be a stop on Michael Williams’ tour for Vine: An Urban Legend. I’ve got a great interview with … More Vine: An Urban Legend by Michael Williams
I’m honored to be part of Christopher Kokoski’s Dark Halo tour today. I love stories where the fantastic bleed into reality, plus being a Midwest gal, myself (who lived in Southern Indiana for a big chunk of time), I love books that are set in that area. So not only can I share this mesmerizing … More Dark Halo by Christopher Kokoski: Author Interview
So Susan finally deigned to finish my interview questions (heh heh heh) and I have her interview here! In true Susan form, she can’t resist the urge to take a swipe at me with all her answers…however, she does provide some awesome advice and insight to genre fiction and the life of a writer as … More Author Interview: S.H. Roddey
I mentioned yesterday that there’s a quirk of being published that I never thought about. I’ve talked about it on and off, but I mention it again because it really is something that you have to spend a lot of time thinking about. Promotion. I’ve gotten more comfortable pimping myself out, so to speak…I’ve even … More The Other Part of Writing…
So my friend Susan had another insightful post last week…a post on what really constitutes writer’s block. You can find her post HERE, and it’s really worth the read. It just goes to prove how many different schools of thought there are on writing, the process, and the obstacles. I will admit that yeah, there … More Writer’s Block: Is it worth freaking out over?
So my good friend Susan Roddey had a fabulous post the other day about what it really means to be a working writer. You can find that post – and how she outs me about my embarrassing habit of dressing like a hobo – HERE Seriously, though, that’s about it in a nutshell. Life as … More So You Wanna Be a Starving Artist: behind the glam
I suppose I’d better preface this with the fact that Susan and I have known each other a long time…a LONG time. We’ve had more bizarre conversations and adventures together than we can probably remember (though give us a moment and we’ll probably bring up every detail to you over a four-hour period…). I know … More Guest Post: S.H. Roddey
Today Herika R. Raymer is back, and talking about all sorts of awesome things! Inspiration, genre writing, editing, and the fabulous cooperative Imagicopter – it’s all here! I’m in awe of all the things Herika is involved in (and does so very well at), and I can add from experience that if you are a … More Guest Post: Herika R. Raymer
This week’s featured author is Herika R. Raymer! I’ve had the fortune of talking to Herika for a few months, and she’s amazingly involved in the writing scene. Writing, editing, and doing work for Imagicopter – she’s involved in it all. I was delighted when she agreed to be interviewed, because I love all the … More Author Interview: Herika R. Raymer
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