It is all in a day…a writing day.
Last week I went on vacation and my writing slump felt like it was coming to an end. Then I realized that maybe I hadn’t been paying enough attention to myself. Maybe I was neglecting what my body and mind needs. Suddenly, the school year was over and I was on a beach without a […]
MoreThis year was supposed to be my YEAR of WRITING, but something happened. Life. The truth is that I let life overwhelm me for a bit. So in an attempt to help me put every worry in it’s place and remember what is really important in our short lives…here are my confessions:
MoreDid you miss your chance to win a free copy of The Girl Who Saw Words? Never fear… I scored you one! Hurry! Free Copy Happy Reading!! Please leave a review! I would love to hear your thoughts!! (If the link doesn’t work anymore, leave me a comment please and I will fix it.)
MoreThis new year is a year to feel positive, to be determined, to work intentionally, and to live life to the fullest. Where did all that come from? Well… The past few months of 2016 have been hard for me. Towards the end of 2016, I felt like I had lost my way […]
MoreTHE BOOK LAUNCH PARTY IS ON!!!! I tend to write in different genres. I love writing all things horror, short stories with surprise endings, but I also LOVE writing young adult and children’s books. I wish I could write lovely romantic stories, but it just doesn’t call my name. My latest book, The Girl Who Saw Words, […]
MoreSo far this summer, I have read one full young adult trilogy (The Internment Chronicles), two books in a young adult series (Red Queen Series) and impatiently waiting for the third, am currently reading Six of Crows (young adult yet again), and I also read the book pictured above (Someone Else’s Love Story by Joshilyn Jackson). […]
MoreThis weekend, my children’s book is free on Amazon. The Girl Who Saw Words is unique in that it describes what life is like with Synesthesia. So…what the hell is Synesthesia?
MoreLast summer, I started my first flash fiction challenge. I only made it through the first two challenges out of four. That is alright though. The fun of making myself write in areas that I am not the most familiar is good for me. It challenged me and that is the point of the challenge…at […]
MoreI prefer to hold a book in my hands. A real book. Maybe that is because I am 40 years old and grew up without the choice of a “real” book or an electronic version. I grew up in a rural county without a computer in the house and where we could not have cable […]
MoreYou know you have found an author to hold on to when you read a trilogy she has written and feel heartbroken when it is over…simply because it is over. This has happened to me after each book of The Chemical Garden Trilogy which consists of Wither, Fever, and Sever. Those books left me feeling as if […]
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