Instead of listing all the millions of things I’m thankful for, I wish you a happy and joyful holiday A piece (or two) of your favorite pie A little bit of family (but not too much) Good friends All the books you can possibly read And time for everything you ever wanted to do. …Read More
The Allison Coil mystery series by Mark Stevens: A Review of Trapline
Instead of just talking about Colorado author Mark Stevens and his new release, Trapline, I want to give you a heads-up about the whole Allison Coil series. The first two books, Antler Dust and Buried by the Roan, have recently been re-released in anticipation of Trapline‘s publication by Midnight Ink. So that’s the first good …Read More
Bringing Historical Fiction to Life … by Sheri Cobb South
“Oh, I could never write a historical novel—all that research!” I sometimes get that response from people after they ask what I write. And it’s true that sometimes I end up spending a long time chasing down historical ephemera. But any novel requires research, regardless of the time period in which it’s set. Come with …Read More
Official Release Day for Dead Wrong
Seemed a little quiet around here until I spotted the review of Dead Wrong at Rabbit Hole Reviews. Many thanks to Brian Kaufman who writes (Dead Beyond the Fence), publishes (Dark Silo Press), reads (I don’t know where he finds the time), and reviews (Rabbit Hole Reviews).
A Life Lesson Relearned
Warning: This life lesson applies only to leisure and retirement hours, not to real work in the real world. A dear friend once told me I never seemed to finish a project. I was a stay-at-home mom at the time, so unfinished projects consisted of everything from college to crocheted granny squares never assembled into …Read More
It’s Saturday, But I’m Sure Not Hanging Out in the Park
Okay, for some of you younger folks, you might need translation: “Saturday in the Park” recorded by Chicago in the early 70s…..you know, “it might have been the 4th of July?” Never mind. By the time you read this post, I’ll be in all-day writing mode to increase my NaNoWriMo word count and get closer …Read More
It’s Never Just One Book, Is It?! … by Nancy L. Reed
I just published my first book! Words Left Behind – tales from a life gladly lived (Wooden Pants Publishing). [Pause] . . . [Pause a bit longer]. No loud “Hurrahs!” resound across the universe, though a few of my friends mumble “It’s about time!” I’m proud to have it out there, but I don’t feel …Read More
Frozen Toes and Fingers
I guess it’s time to pull my space heater out of the closet. It’s 5 degrees F. outside and feels about 30 in this little room at the NE corner of our house. I don’t think the furnace blast is getting this far. Northern Colorado is not the only place that’s feeling the arctic freeze …Read More
The Evolution of a Writers Conference: Northern Colorado Writers 2004-2014 … by Kerrie Flanagan
Pat, thanks for having me as a guest here at your lovely blog. It’s nice to be among so many fabulous writers. When we talked, you asked if I could talk about the annual Northern Colorado Writers Conference happening March 27-28 at the Fort Collins Hilton. I am really excited about the upcoming conference because …Read More
The Absolute, Total, No Doubt about It, Guide to Writing … by Richard Keller
Pat, thank you for allowing me to grace your website once again. I have to apologize for the graffiti I drew on the bus posters for your upcoming book. Oh, those were photos of Nora Roberts? I couldn’t tell them apart. I should have, because you’re much more beautiful than Ms. Roberts. Um, please don’t …Read More
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