Thursday 13
Today, join us for a foray around the net as our contributing authors expound upon 13 things for Thursday 13: A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands
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Save! Save! Save! The GLBT Bookshelf Rummage Sale is Here!
It’s September, and that means Mel Keegan’s GLBT Bookshelf is hosting its second rummage sale. I’m honored to have two titles alongside the talented Mr. Keegan, the original “Miya” from March’s discount sale table and now the characters are back … Continue reading →
The Night Is a Harsh Mistress, Chapter 18: In the Belly of the Beast
Aleksandr Chernoff just smiled. “If you’ll come this way, Miss Carmichael? I’ve taken the liberty of having a light meal prepared. I understand you had to eat in a McDonalds.” He said the restaurant name with a faint sneer, as … Continue reading →
So it’s Saturday… let’s see what I can do
Ok, so it’s been a while… and I still have very little I can think of to say. Random thoughts: -I’m going to a wedding on Sunday… not really a fan. The ceremony itself is always fine, but the reception … Continue reading →
Thursday Thirteen
We have very different and fun lists for you today. Come check them out! A. Catherine Noon Darla’s Sand Castles Nicole Gordon
Continue reading →Wiley Wednesday: Irreducible Minimums
There’s an idea in piano instruction called the Irreducible Minimums. It’s the idea that there are certain things that one must do on a regular basis, those “at least” things that keep us with one foot in the water. As … Continue reading →
Keeping It Real
Description can be both bane and boon to our writing. It can make the setting and action seem real, pull in the readers and put them front and center, make them a real part of your story. Even so, too … Continue reading →
Thursday Thirteen
Join us for random lists to celebrate Thursday! We love comments, if you have the time… Darla M Sands
Continue reading →Starving Artist
I was at a restaurant the other day with my partner when the wait turned into a longer ordeal than anticipated. I was not really surprised, as it was a new place. My first instinct happened to be leaving, too, … Continue reading →
A Solitary Occupation?
We’ve all seen it in the movies and read it in books: the time-worn image of a writer sitting down to his typewriter (or computer these days) to write a book. The author is always alone, in a nifty little … Continue reading →