Join me on Wednesday for a Twitter interview with Jane Ann McLachlan. She wrote Walls of Wind, a favorite book from this winter — science fiction with a lovely world that made for a cozy read. It was published serially … Continue reading →
Have you ever thought of writing memoir? Do you ever write blog posts that read like memoir? The Memoir Project: A Thoroughly Non-Standardized Text for Writing and Life by Marion Roach Smith will help! I’m hosting an hour-long virtual book … Continue reading →
I hope everyone is recovering from the Super Bowl or Groundhog’s Day, whichever you celebrated the most. Read I got a couple of books read just in time to complete my New Year’s Resolution Reading Challenge: The Memoir Project by Marion … Continue reading →
Book: Walls of Wind, Part 1 by J. A. McLachlan Genre: Science fiction Publisher: Publisher Publication date: December 29, 2013 Pages: 68 Source: From the author, a writer friend from Wordsmith Studio Summary: Part 1 of Walls of Wind, a … Continue reading →
The mini-Bloggiesta was fun! Even if I didn’t complete my list. I’m still working on the Google Authorship project. In fact, I found some new resources this morning! So watch for further posts about that. Read I finished The Happiness … Continue reading →
Read I finally completed, and reviewed, my first book of 2014: Reading Like a Writer by Francine Prose. Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America’s Universities by Craig Steven Wilder was a DNF for me, and … Continue reading →