March 7, 2020

Yes, I’ve been busy drafting the new Solstice Dragon book, redrafting said book, editing said book, approving covers for the new series, but my biggest challenge for the last four months has involved FUNGUS. Yes, I know, all caps is screaming. Fungus, I say! It has taken over my sweet companion Cagney since just before…

February 15, 2020

I thought an update was do. I’ve been writing, editing, redrafting, planning, and preparing paperbacks. This won’t be a long post, more of a list of what is in the works. The fourth book in the Solstice Dragon World, To Harbor a Dragon, is now up as a pre-order set to upload at the end…

December 22, 2019

Some days are more inspiring than others. I find myself sitting at my computer with several tasks to do. write monthly blog post post to Facebook, reply, repost, respond get lost on Twitter, reply, retweet, comment, post write 1,000 to 3,000 words to current book review edit back from the editor redraft book back from…

September 28, 2019

The first book in my new series is coming to a close. This is always satisfying, especially when I am planning a second book to follow. The Kavin Cut Chronicles book 1 should hit the virtual shelves some time around the first of the year. Kavin Cut’s Ring True is a fantasy romance, inspired by…

October 8, 2018

I’ve had my new office for about a month and a half. But my point about writers and offices doesn’t start there. My first office was a folding table about 2 1/2 ft. by 18 in., an old TV stand with a shelf and my daughter’s old dingy purple desk chair. I would move the…

August 1, 2018

Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash When I write, it is the voice of the character that comes first. I hear the dialogue, and it generates setting, conflict and motivation for me. So when I write, dialogue is first. Sure, there will be tags and description that comes with it, but it is minimalistic. After a…

July 6, 2018

Treadmills aren’t just for keeping fit. It has been interesting how my writing process has changed over time. I’ve always approached every writing project with an idea of how the story was going to end. Sometimes I have an outline but usually not. Looking back, I can see some constants: a title tends to come…