So what would a con be without a picture post or three thousand? I’m going to share some of my misadventures with everyone in visual format. Not only will you be able to put faces to names, but you’ll be able to put links to faces and names as well, so you’ll get to check … More Fandom Fest Picture Fest: Meet my author buds!
Today’s eight sentences come from my holiday release from Mocha Memoirs press, Holly and Ivy. I don’t know about you, but it’s been hot as all get out lately, so I’m ready for a little Christmas in July! This is the tale of a human woman, Holly, who has suffered a lot of life disappointment and … More WeWriWa: Holly and Ivy
I wanted to take the time to share the amazing talents of Nancy Donahue of cottage art creations, who was tasked with doing covers for both The Other Man and Mooner. Not only did she put up with my ambiguous comments and suggestions, but she turned them into something extraordinary. Although Mooner is not back … More Coming Soon (with a new cover!) Mooner
Since Mocha Memoirs Press has their anniversary sale going on this month, my title Holly and Ivy is only two dollars until the end of July! Beat the heat and put a little Christmas in July into your life by taking advantage of the sale and checking out this title! Blurb After losing … More On Sale Now! Holly and Ivy
One of the things I hear the most on about The Other Man is usually about the kids. They not only lighten up the story a bit, but I’m pleased that so many people feel that they’re not only well-written, but true to form, too. Writing kids isn’t always easy. There are so many ways … More Thoughts on writing kids
It’s that time again! I’m back at the Mocha Memoirs Press Blog and stirring up trouble! This month it’s my turn to be put in the hot seat and respond to a writing prompt challenge from the lovely Wynelda Ann Deaver, who put up with my interview questions last month. And what a prompt she … More A zombie, a vampire, a werewolf, and a druid walk into a bar…
Trying to get back in the swing of things. Step one – get back into doing some group stuff, and Weekend Writing Warriors is first on the list! My eight sentences for this weekend come from my re-release with Mocha Memoirs Press, The Other Man! It’s a slightly different style for me, since I usually … More WeWriWa: The Other Man
Strangely, I never set out to be particularly cynical when writing The Other Man. I believe in love and relationships, although I’ll admit I also believe that the real-world version is often more work and very different than what we read or see in movies. I’m the type of person who’s more inclined to not get … More Thoughts Behind The Other Man
Amazon All Andrew wanted was the typical American dream: a good career, a nice house, and a loving family. Instead, he has a dead-end job, a cramped apartment, and children who remind him of creatures out of a sci-fi movie. He’s also well aware that he’s not the only man who inhabits his wife’s … More Available Now and Back Again! The Other Man
It’s the fourteenth, so it’s time for me to blog at Mocha Memoirs Press! This month, I’m putting Wynelda Ann Deaver in the hot seat. She’s answering seven of my special questions, plus you get some insight on her book Dragon’s Champion, as well. Like fantasy? Intrigued in new authors? Want a great summer read? … More This month’s Mocha Memoirs Interview!
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