I like a good challenge. My girlfriend says I’m too hard on myself and she’s probably right (of course she’s right — she reminds me all the time that she’s ALWAYS right), but I also believe that you have to push a little in life if you’re going to make Read more…
It started with an image: which I found while tooling around the Internet with family last Christmas (Christmas 2016). I had just published To Have Loved & Lost a month earlier, and had written a couple tentative chapters of Anika takes the long way home up soul mountain, but… But Read more…
[feature_box style=”7″ only_advanced=”There%20are%20no%20title%20options%20for%20the%20choosen%20style” alignment=”center”] This is the part of my blog called Productivity for Writers. For more posts on this topic, click here. [/feature_box] I’m giving myself exactly seventeen minutes and nine seconds to write this blog post. Why? Because I can. Because when we quit fiddle-faddling around (as my Read more…
[feature_box style=”7″ only_advanced=”There%20are%20no%20title%20options%20for%20the%20choosen%20style” alignment=”center”] This is a new part of my blog — I’m calling it Productivity for Writers. Each post will be geared for writers, rather than readers, and focus on how we writers can write more and better by improving both the quantity and quality of our productivity. Read more…
Now that Paradise is complete and published (yay!), I’m ready to get back to Anika takes the long way home. I should’ve finished it MONTHS ago, seriously! Months. But better late than never, right? Anyway, while I wrote Anika, I was living in a fairly noisy place in Washington, DC. As Read more…