I think all of my years in corporate America has my mind conditioned to where I’m more productive and where I’m not. I’ve tried writing at the dining room table, and I’ve tried sitting on my couch and working, but I have always worked best at my desk. That’s one of the reasons that makes it hard to work when it’s just me and the boys. My office is removed from the rooms where they’re more likely to play, and I’m not very comfortable with that.
July 2012 archive
Interview: Donna Dawson
I am excited to introduce to you Donna Dawson for this week’s Readers Write to Know Wednesdays! Donna was a freelance magazine writer and has written five novels. The one she is premiering here today is called Rescued. It is a suspense novel with a FASCINATING plot. You have to read on to see how she came up …
Interview: Matthew R. Horn
In my world of romance writers, it’s so refreshing to have a guest on my blog who is a man and who writes a different kind of story. The one he talks about in this interview is about a masked vigilante, a hero, the war internally and externally between good and bad. I am excited …
Interview: Deborah McCarragher
I am so happy to introduce to you Deborah McCarragher. She has written a book to help women who are in unevenly yoked marriages. There are so many people out there in that situation that I imagine this book is greatly needed. I know that I was once myself in an unevenly yoked marriage (in …
Interview: Jo Wanmer
I am so honored today to be hosting author Jo Wanmer on my Readers Write to Know Wednesdays. Jo is the author of Though the Bud be Bruised, which is a fictional story stemmed from her daughter’s real life sexual abuse. I cannot imagine the strength and beauty of character that allows Jo to write this …