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Today’s blog is a guest piece from a real authority in the business. Dan Case most likely had the first on-line newsletter. He has been the editor of Writing for Dollars for many years. He is also the owner of … Continue reading
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Today, we are interviewing Father Frank DeLuca, the protagonist in my mystery Cleansed by Fire. Father Frank, as he is generally known, is thirty-three years old, six feet tall, and weighs 175 pounds. The things you notice first are his … Continue reading
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Last week, we had part 1 of Ann Lee Miller‘s post on how she went about her Indie Publishing Journey. If you missed it, you can find it just below this post. In it, you’ll find brief bio information, and … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Ann Lee Miller. Ann earned a BA in creative writing from Ashland (OH) University and writes full-time in Phoenix. Because Ann’s description of Indie publishing is too long for this blog, but all of it is important, … Continue reading
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Today, we‘re visiting with Beth Cornelison, a talented and prolific writer. She’s won Readers’ choice awards, an RWA Golden Heart, and was a finalist for a Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award. And she’s done all this in a rather short … Continue reading
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Hi, everyone. Friday, we presented part 1 of an interview with Lesley Diehl, a retired university professor of psychology who writes very interesting and unusual mysteries. It you missed it, just scroll down and you’ll find it below today’s offering. Read … Continue reading
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Today we’re honored to have Lesley Diehl, author and professor. This is one interesting lady. Let’s get right to it and start with Dumpster Dying. There’s a provocative title if I ever heard one. Tell us a little about it. Where did … Continue reading
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We’ve talked about character. We’ve talked about plot. We’ve even had a contest to see which of those you readers thought most important. And while plot had its supporters, character waltzed into first place. I agree with the placement of … Continue reading
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Today I have novelist William Carl in for a visit. William says writing is his third career. How did you get into your “third” career. Carl: After my retirement from Dow Chemical Company, my late wife and I sold our … Continue reading
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Today, I want to talk about two books I’ve read recently: The Sickle’s Compass by Stephen Woodfin and Still Alice by Lisa Genova. Both are excellent books, although Publisher’s Weekly was brutal toward Still Alice. Nonetheless, it debuted at #5 … Continue reading