During a recent course I was teaching on researching for historical fiction and nonfiction, we got to discussing a bit about editing, as I mentioned that as an author, you… read more →
I don’t know any creative person who isn’t curious about other people’s creative process. I always love to visit other writers’ workspaces, artists’ studios, crafters’ workrooms. I love to hear… read more →
Trailer for Amy Shojai’s thriller Lost and Found. Check out the advance praise at the end! In honor of today’s release of her latest book, we’re back this week… read more →
Okay, y’all (stop it, I’m allowed! My interview subject is a Texan!) – I’m very excited to be sharing with you the first half of an info-packed interview I recently… read more →
Today, I’m pleased to host a guest appearance by my fellow author and friend, LM Preston, whose new eBook, Flutter of Luv, has just debuted and is making the rounds… read more →
This legacy blog post first appeared on August 28, 2009: I’ve long believed that “writer’s block” is a fallacy; nothing more than yet another excuse not to write. And today… read more →
This is another legacy blog post from April, 2009: As promised, here are some tips on starting out with historical research: Local Media Sources – It seems a no-brainer that… read more →
This post originally appeared on my legacy blog on April 11, 2009: Revisiting Amanda G.’s discussion forum post, she asked: How do I get maps of old towns that no… read more →
This post from my legacy blog was initially posted April 11, 2009. Montgomery County, PA, writer Amanda Greenfield posted to my discussion board with several questions about how to go… read more →