Sometimes it still comes as a shock to me that anyone visits my blog and cares about what I have to say. So when I received my first blog award, I was completely unprepared. My first thought was of being tremendously flattered. I think my exact reaction was, Me? Seriously? That thought was quickly followed
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All writers get their ideas from somewhere. The question is—where, or what, is that somewhere? I don’t believe muses are entities like those venerated in Ancient Greece. However, when my subconscious comes up with things I never saw coming and never could have consciously created in a million years, it’s easy for me to understand
First, let me say: No, I don’t mean this blog title sarcastically. I really have made some great friends in the writing sphere. Some of them are further along in the process than I am (agented, or even published), but I honestly wish only the best for them. Even my less-than-stellar contest scores didn’t lead
Last time, Kristen Lamb guest blogged for me about how Twitter can be a writer’s BFF. And maybe some of you weren’t convinced. (Really, Jami, we know you’re just trying to justify your time on that thing. Of course a social media expert would say social media is important. Duh.) So I brought back-up with
