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 →
I’ve been in the publishing industry since 1990, with my first book traditionally published by a mid-size Midwestern publisher in 1993. Since I kind of lucked into that first book… 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 →
I often tell folks that one of the reasons I love working in the world of publishing — in any aspect; as author, publisher, event coordinator, instructor — is that… read more →
For quite some time now, I’ve been putting off working on a novel – Lonely Cottage Road – that I really, really want to be writing. There always seems to… read more →
Okay, let’s get away from the crass promotion aspect of being an author for a bit. It’s necessary, but let’s face it: NOT why most of us got into this… read more →
Today I ran across an author website that I think is just excellent, and want to share it with you. Author Jenna Blum has created a compact little site that’s… read more →
One of the most effective ways to promote your books to schools is to develop teaching units that can be integrated easily into existing curricula. Remember: As with most forms… read more →