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PENS: Picking Your Writing Weapon

I am unabashedly obsessed with pens. I make no apologies. I am a writer and pens are the instruments of[…]

Or, What Happens When Your Publisher Thinks AI Wrote Your Book First, I’m not a lawyer. Nor am I an[…]

How important is the cast of characters within a book? I have been gnawing on this question for some time,[…]

And how to pickle them I’ve always had a rather foggy idea of what a red herring was, but I[…]

I read and loved What Remains of Love by Suzanne Trauth when it came out and I’ve been thrilled to[…]

…doesn’t have to stay at Malice. My panel was “International and Off the Beaten Path Settings. Here’s the low down[…]

Writers are known to be introspective, often overthinking, mulling existential issues ad nauseum. But periodically, there is value to posing[…]

Signs and portents, my dear readers, signs and portents. Last week, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake was felt all along the[…]

File this post under, “You couldn’t make this stuff up” or “What I learned during eight weeks of a[…]

Having a school age kid has meant that my vacations generally rotate around school breaks. As a result, last week[…]