I seem to have worked through my month of inertia and am now charging full speed ahead on book projects. This includes getting the out-of-print thriller, Dead Wrong, back into circulation as an ebook. I made a few edits to this manuscript, mostly to clean up the language. I allowed my inner bad guy …Read More
15th annual New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards
There are many, many excellent writers from New Mexico and Arizona (or who write books about/set in those states) in the writerly organizations I’ve joined, so I want to pass on this announcement for those who might be interested: The New Mexico Book Co-op is pleased to announce the 15th annual New Mexico-Arizona Book …Read More
Here I Am, Eleven Months Later
Someone asked me back in March if I was going to write about the pandemic. I said, “No.” And then I realized I couldn’t write about anything without it being tied to the pandemic. So I just skipped out on the blog for a few months and focused on other things. Not the puzzle, though. …Read More
Everyone Needs a Little Time Away from Writing
My husband and I take a little time each day to work on this 4,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. It covers the whole dining room table. We should have put in the center leaf before starting, but I was confident we could manage without expanding the table and taking up even more room in the dining …Read More
I’m Back!
I had knee replacement surgery on November 11th, 2019, and knew there were plenty of tasks I’d have to give up for two or three months. Blogging turned out to be the first activity to happily sit on the sidelines. The blog waited patiently for my return. As did the gym at the Senior Center. …Read More
Featured Book: Bursts of Brilliance for a Creative Life by Teresa R. Funke
This is the mini-review of Bursts of Brilliance for a Creative Life I posted on Goodreads and Amazon: I’ve followed Teresa Funke’s blog for a long time, so found this collection of essay-like blog posts delightful. Based on the author’s personal experiences and practiced observations, the entries show us that we are all creative in …Read More
Summer in All Its Glory
I’ve been more focused on my flowers and my tomato plants this summer than my writing. It’s not lollygagging, though. I do a lot of writing in my head and planning while I’m watering and pulling weeds. Yesterday, I was standing idly by my garden boxes, watering the tomatoes, when a new visitor showed up …Read More
Equine Therapy in Fiction and For Real … by Jodi Burnett
The Power of Horses in Therapy Hi, I’m Jodi Burnett. My new romantic-suspense novel, Run For The Hills, was released March 4th, 2019. Joscelyn Turner, the main female character, is a social worker who works with at-risk kids in the foster-care system using equine assisted therapy. I’ve read many stories and seen lots of movies …Read More
A Bomb Cyclone This Week, Spring Flowers Next Week
To tell the truth, I already had spring flowers before the bomb cyclone winds and snow arrived in Colorado this week. And in spite of the blizzard conditions yesterday, my purple crocuses popped right back up through the snow today. I do love Colorado weather (especially when I can stay inside with a cup of …Read More
Where There’s A Will, There’s Bound To Be A Way
My WordPress Confusion And sure enough, after I did a little more homework, I found I could recall, install, and activate the classic editor screen for creating new blog posts…and use it until at least 2021. What a relief! I’m super busy right now and just don’t have the time to learn another blog writing …Read More
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