Tuning In
Jessie: In book jail on the coast of Maine. I have a confession. After having written five books I still don’t know where the stories come from. I don’t really…
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Myth-Busting, Part III – Personal Editing
Congratulations to Terri Crossley! You are the winner of the Sarah Winston Garage Sale Mysteries. Please contact Sherry at SherryHarrisauthor.com! Random.org was used for the drawing. This month, we’ve busting…
The Five Definitions of Scene
Hi. Kim Gray here. Today we welcome Stuart Horwitz the founder and principal of Book Architecture. He is the author of three books, the latest being Finish Your Book in…
Wicked Wednesday – What’s in Your Character’s Purse?
We’ve been talking a lot about our characters lately, and what makes them who they are. Well, what says more than what’s in your purse (or messenger bag, or backpack,…
The Blank Page
News Flash: Barbara Kay and Cynthia Balevre are the winners from yesterday’s post! Check your inboxes, ladies, and congratulations. Liz Mugavero: Every time I finish a book, especially after a…
The Detective’s Daughter: The Lost Art of Letters
Not long before Dad’s house burned down, he gave me the family photos. There were boxes upon damaged boxes of photographs, letters, postcards and telegrams dating back to the early…
Politics and Sharks
by Sheila Connolly Happy first Monday of March! Only eight months left until the national election. Since I write about Ireland, I’ve bookmarked the website for RTE News (that’s Raidió…
Wicked Wednesday: And the Seasons, They Go Round and Round…
The first Wicked Wednesday of five in March, with the first day of spring in sight, at last. Wickeds, how do you feel about the passing of the seasons? Do…
The Wickeds 