Have issues with establishing sufficient or credible conflict in your writing? Come to Writer Unboxed today. I have a brief Q & A with an author who can help. Also, there are two copies of her historical novel, The Second Duchess, up for Read More …
I have an adventurous palate, which I owe to my parents. I remember trying soy loaf in grade school, having peanut butter and green pepper sandwiches in middle school. Then there was the Christmas my mom brought home an assortment of Read More …
If you’re just joining us, I’m talking with debut author Liz Michalski about her novel Evenfall, which falls in the category of magical realism. For more on developing character-driven fiction and a descriptive quality to your voice — my categorization of Liz’s writing — see Part 1 of Read More …
Cupid shot my love on Valentines Day Said she struck flesh and heart and sinew. Alas, she’d imbibed too much cinnamon schnapps And her aim — it proved untrue. How do I know her arrow failed To nail my love in flight? Next day my Read More …
I’ve been online so much the last few weeks, peeps, I’ve burned out from it. Consequently, I’m trying a different work pattern: to get necessary communication done before Frank goes to school, and have him disable the modem for me during the Read More …
I bonded with today’s guest over tales of our mutual introversion, but fear not, peeps. I won’t be taking it easy on her simply because she’s shy. 😉 Seriously, I’m honored to have Liz Michalski here to answer questions about Read More …