I have had some trying times relative to my job lately. While it finally culminated in a satisfactory fashion and I’m no longer chained to that desk, I want to share the image that has been my inspiration for the … Continue reading →
As I learn more about the old writer’s dictum, write, revise, revise, and revise; and as I get practice submitting my work to publishers, I’ve found that one of the hardest parts is when you get to the nitty-gritty, down-and-dirty … Continue reading →
Those of us who have done NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) share one thing in common, whether or not we actually completed our project or not: there’s a sense of let-down after November is over, a feeling of “what now?” … Continue reading →
Today I have pictures from a hot air balloon ride. Happy Thursday! Darla M Sands Today I have definitions from herbalism. Enjoy! A. Catherine Noon
Continue reading →NaNoWriMo is that annual writing frenzy that occupies many writers across the globe. Some finish, others don’t, but what the participants know that non-participants haven’t learned yet is that it’s the writing that’s important. I’ve spoken to many people about NaNo … Continue reading →
I’m so excited to report that Silken Sheets & Seduction is here! To celebrate, we’re holding a huge – and I mean HUGE – giveaway! We’re giving a Kindle preloaded with books (for U.S. only), and a huge bundle of … Continue reading →
My first book, BURNING BRIGHT, written with coauthor Rachel Wilder, comes out next month. One of the things I’m learning as a new author is how to do promo. In fact, I’ve started talking about it like that – “do … Continue reading →
I know, I know. Usually I post chapters of The Night Is a Harsh Mistress. I promise, I’m working on it. I even am doing so with the collaboration of my coauthor, Rachel! I think we’re going to come up … Continue reading →
Welcome to our weekly grab-bag of fun stuff to read. Enjoy! A. Catherine Noon Darla’s Sand Castles Lucius Antony ShopNotes
Continue reading →“No, put it there.” “No, over there.” “On the bureau, can’t you see?” “What bureau?” “The one in the bedroom!” Discussions about space sometimes plague us. Where do we file that client information? Where do we put the new hire? … Continue reading →