Sharing the pain of book 3
I heard from my editor in South Africa. What she’s been through in the last 5 years would make (Biblical) Job feel like he’d had it easy. One day she’ll write about it… Continue reading
Category Archive: Writing
Book 3…ever so close!
It’s so important to understand words. My editor emailed. She’s ready to upload First Level of Hell: The Mothers of Us All She only needed a few things…like an ISBN number, the rest… Continue reading
Book 3…almost there!!!!
Book 3, the first level of Hell: The Mother of us All. EDITING COMPLETED!!! Next? Formatting the interior and uploading the cover. If you look to the left, Books 1 & 2 (Blue… Continue reading
Being a writer
When looking at the weather, I like a satellite view. It’s so easy to watch the clouds swirling, and I can see from which direction the rain will be coming at me. I… Continue reading
Mom’s “gloat” moment
My son has been nominated for Georgia Author of the Year (Poetry).
Senseless Sarcasm : Out of town
I’ve been told, “Never advertise when you’re going out of town. Considering the fact that my other half and 9 dogs will be watching the place, I doubt there will be anything to… Continue reading
Senseless Friday Sarcasm : The price of gas
Down to my last 2 drafts of books in the 20 book series. Why do I call them “drafts?” They’re roughed out but still need to be polished. It’s time to celebrate…by complaining… Continue reading
The joy of reading over what you wrote
I used to write a post each day. Now I’m averaging one a week. That’s what happens when your work requires writing and you’re editing 20 books at home over a span… Continue reading
Senseless Sunday sarcasm : Book 6
I’ll not be going to scrabble today. My sister-in-law isn’t feeling up to it. Instead of worrying about her, I’m editing. Again. Recently, the only books I’ve been reading are my own. I’m… Continue reading
Mini-Vacation
I’m taking a mini-vacation from work. We have tomorrow off anyway and the one piece of information I need to do the last report won’t be in my office until Monday. What, you… Continue reading