Over the holidays, we continued our nomad existence with continuous travel. Three states in less than two weeks kept us going. As did the people we went to see. Our first stop took us to…
Even with all the travel and holiday events, I manage to squeeze in time to read. This month I enjoyed three books I’d like to share with you. Kiss of Deception Kiss of Deception features…
I’m still celebrating The Flight of the Spark’s December 3 launch. And rejoicing that I’m already hearing from readers. Here are just a few of their comments: From two of the Amazon reviews: What an…
Six years in the making, Flight of the Spark will launch on December 3. I can hardly believe it. Flight of the Spark will be available at all the major booksellers in both electronic and…
Classic Fiction When people are asked about classic fiction, many name their favorites: Jane Eyre, The Count of Monte Cristo, Anna Karenina or anything by Jane Austen. Classics may be why so many people love…
“I think the babies are screaming to get out.” That’s what my four-year-old grandson said about his yet to be born twin brothers, now at 34 weeks. I suspect their mother shares the sentiment. While…
The summer flew past in a whirlwind of travel, lots of out of town company, the loss of my father, and plans for a move. And of course, the preparations for publishing Flight of the…
One of the most exciting things about writing a book is producing the cover. Seeing the cover image makes the book feel real. That all the months of labor are producing a tangible result. That…
Summer was way too short this year, with the snow handing around into April. And now we’ve got an early fall heralded by lots of chilly rain. But as quick as the summer was, I…
I’m going out on a limb here. I’m recommending that people buy a book I’ve never read. But it’s more about the principle of the thing, rather than what’s in the book. Amelie Wen Zhao…