I have never had a place I’ve truly called home. Sure, I’ve lived in homes, and had family, but there is no town, no city, that I claim as my own. I was born in Denmark, lived in Dearborn, MI…
I have never had a place I’ve truly called home. Sure, I’ve lived in homes, and had family, but there is no town, no city, that I claim as my own. I was born in Denmark, lived in Dearborn, MI…
Some excellent articles I’d like to share: Repeatedly repeating repetition In which the author demonstrates why English is such a rich and varied language, we can use this wonderful variety to great effect in our writing. The Past…
This excellent article by The Writer’s Circle lists quotes by famous authors, such as Maya Angelou and Margaret Atwood, on how to combat the Dreaded Writer’s Block. My favorite is Mark Twain’s, which is how I approach just about any…
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Today I have the special pleasure of introducing Judith Arnopp to you, who dressed up especially for the occasion. She will also be participating at the Llandeilo Book Fair in April, which I might have mentioned…
Source: 5 Deadly and Disgusting Victorian Beauty Trends
BOOKS AND TAXES FOR ARTISTS (Updated for the 2017 Tax Cut and Jobs Act) By Christy Nicholas, aka Green Dragon Introduction: I have been a practicing Certified Public Accountant licensed in the state of Florida since 1997, and…
Source: An 18th-century Public Apology ********* Don’t miss information on Celtic myth and history, as well as practical travel planning tips, and hidden places, in my travel books. – Better To Have Loved – Legacy of Hunger –…
Well, maybe on many days. At least, I feel like I put in Superhero hours! I’m a guest today on Maria Grace’s blog, here: Writing Superheroes. Come on over and give it a look! ********* Don’t miss information…
I have an article on the cycle of life and death in Irish mythology and photographs in the latest issue of the Celtic Guide, February 2016. Please check it out, free online! ********* Don’t miss information on Celtic…
David was kind enough to host me on an interview here! ********* Don’t miss information on Celtic myth and history, as well as practical travel planning tips, and hidden places, in my travel books. – Better To Have…
An excerpt from today’s edit of #LegacyofLuck (Druid’s Brooch #3): “Éamonn tried to think of anything other than Deirdre’s gaze upon the back of his head. He could feel her burning eyes, could feel his own body questioning his conflict. After…
Based on the true story of my parents’ love, this is the story that inspired me to start writing novels. In 1967, Julie was searching for something. She wasn’t certain what she would find, but her search took her to San…
I’m thrilled to announce I just signed a contract with Tirgearr Publishing for a prequel to Legacy of Hunger. Look for it this summer! In a small town in northwest Ireland around 1800, Esme must grow up quickly. Her…
I’ve created my first book trailer, woohoo! Come check it out! #LegacyofHunger #historicalfantasy #druidsbrooch ********* Don’t miss information on Celtic myth and history, as well as practical travel planning tips, and hidden places, in my travel books.…
Source: Self-Editing Tip #6: Formatting Before You Write ********* Don’t miss information on Celtic myth and history, as well as practical travel planning tips, and hidden places, in my travel books. – Better To Have Loved – Legacy of…
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In my Suspense/Thriller Writers’ group on Facebook, one author asked, “How many subplots in a book are acceptable?” Most of the writers thought that one or two subplots was enough, but horror writer Rob M.…