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For those of you who were unaware, my darling son brought me a present from school. He wrapped it up in hugs and presented it to me in kisses. And I’ve been battling enjoying this damn lovely virus ever since. On a high note, I think I’m almost better. And really, other than the fact […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Okay, things are crazy here, and I’m really trying to catch up (or at least come close). That means today’s post is going to be a light one. Perfectly Human (aka PRT 2) is on the agenda as soon as I finish the adult project I’m working on. I’m mentally toying with which of the overarching […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
No. I need a Time-Turner. Sadly, all my pleas to JK Rowling have gone unanswered. You see, for those who didn’t know, there are two of me: the YA-writer me and the adult-writer me. It isn’t a secret, but I do try to keep the two separate as much as possible. Basically, I don’t want […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I’m not sure how many of you that read this remember the PRT. You know, the group that gave the blog its original URL? Elle? Cass? That crew? Yeah. Those crazy teenagers. Hear the sh-sh-sh-sh-sh sound coming from my computer? Well that’s me dusting. A couple years worth of growth and learning are about to […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I just finished reading a really enjoyable book, and as much as it taught me about weaving romance in with fantasy, I came to the realization that the books that ended up in my dreaded DNF (did not finish) pile could teach me things too. When I was younger, not finishing a book was a […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I was talking to a friend of mine about writing today. Someone had told her not to be too critical of first drafts. She told me she wanted to kick them “because first drafts suck”. Which got me to thinking: writers often refer to their books as “their children”, especially when we send them […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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