My letter “K” pick for this year’s A to Z Challenge was THE KNIGHT AND THE MOTH by Rachel Gillig. This high-stakes gothic romantasy was everything I need in a… Read more A To Z Book Review: The Knight And The Moth By Rachel Gillig →
My letter “J” pick for this year’s A To Z Reading Challenge was JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH by Jules Verne. Every year, I try to include at… Read more A To Z Book Review: Journey To The Center Of The Earth By Jules Verne →
My letter “I” pick for this year’s A to Z Reading Challenge was INTO THE BLUE by Emma Brodie. I was expecting a fun romance about an actor and his… Read more A To Z Book Review: Into The Blue by Emma Brodie →
I have done a bunch of events this year and still have plenty more to go! Here’s the latest list:
My letter “G” pick for this year’s A to Z Reading Challenge was THE GIFT OF FEAR by Gavin De Becker. The subtitle on the book is “Survival Signals That… Read more A To Z Book Review: The Gift Of Fear By Gavin De Becker →
April 2nd is World Autism Awareness Day, which in my house means advocacy, acceptance, and endless education. Being an autism parent rewired how I see the world. It taught me… Read more Being An Autism Parent Made Me A Better Writer →
On March 5, 2018, I survived a severe hemorrhagic stroke. I do not recommend this as a productivity hack, yet it actually had that effect with my writing because it… Read more It’s My Stroke-aversary →
Writing an epic Fantasy series seems exciting and glamorous—in theory. You picture sprawling maps, dramatic prophecies, morally complex villains, tortured protagonists, and a trilogy neatly stacked in your future like… Read more Writing A Fantasy Series Is Not For The Faint Of Heart →