Northern Colorado Writers Conference 2013 The best little conference in Northern Colorado is scheduled for April 26-27 in Fort Collins, Colorado. Sponsored by Kerrie Flanagan’s Northern Colorado Writers, this year’s attendance will be capped at 125 registered participants. With a group this size, you’ll have the chance to meet almost everyone, including the agents and …Read More
Letting People Read Our Work by Cindy Keen Reynders
Cindy Keen Reynders was born in Portland, Oregon and has lived all over the United States and also in Japan. She currently lives in Cheyenne, Wyoming with her husband Rich whose family has lived in the state for generations. At one time, she had three poodles that matched the color of her carpet. She now …Read More
It’s Sign-Up Day for the April A to Z Blog Challenge
If you haven’t participated in this fun blog challenge yet, you might want to give it a try this year. It’s a wonderful way to make new blogger and writer friends, and it’s a super way to get yourself in a regular blogging and blog-hopping routine. During the A to Z challenge, participants post each …Read More
Chiseled in Rock Tuesday: What’s New?
Need something new to read? Check out the recent and upcoming book releases from members of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers at Chiseled in Rock blog. Pretty cool cover art this month…
Fractured Fairy Tales, A Book Cover Art Designer, and Another Decluttering Project
First, those fractured fairy tales: A member of my critique group has a short story in a newly released anthology called Open Doors: Fractured Fairy Tales from Wayman Publishing. Writing as Katherine Valdez, her pen name, she created a story about Red Riding Hood getting revenge. I picked up my signed copy of the anthology …Read More
The First Book in Literary Agent Rachelle Gardner’s Field Guide for Authors Series
The first book in literary agent Rachelle Gardner’s A Field Guide for Authors series is available now for Kindle readers and will soon be available for other e-readers. How Do I Decide? Self-Publishing vs. Traditional Publishing does a good job of laying out the pros and cons for authors at every stage of their careers. …Read More
Self Promoting My Self Promotion by Richard S. Keller
I’m happy to welcome back a writer from Northern Colorado, a young man of enormous talent I met through Northern Colorado Writers. Richard S. Keller has completed a novel, a worthy accomplishment on its own, and is searching for an agent. A professional writer for 26 years, with experience in magazine, newspaper, and online publications, …Read More
A Creature of Habit: Rice Cakes with Crunchy Peanut Butter
I’m a creature of habit, so when I find something I like (something that won’t hurt me or get me into trouble), I tend to turn it into a regular part of my schedule. The rice cake with peanut butter has become the one constant in my lunch. I usually add a piece of fruit …Read More
Chiseled in Rock Tuesday: Review of Mariano’s Crossing, a Novel by David M. Jessup
For anyone who loves to read historical fiction and especially for those interested in Colorado history, I highly recommend the award-winning Mariano’s Crossing by David M. Jessup. For the synopsis, my review, and more, visit us over at Chiseled in Rock today.
I Might As Well Be Wearing a Ball and Chain
I’ll bet most of you think I’m going to talk about my marriage. Sorry to mislead you, but we’re doing fine. As a matter of fact, Bill and I celebrated our 27th anniversary on Friday by going out to brunch at La Creperie in Fort Collins. We followed that up with a visit to the …Read More
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