Category Archives: writings
Best Seller “The Fairy Tree Troll” hit # 1 spot!!
Hold on to your seats! The UnHoly Pursuit Saga have another bestseller. No, it’s not King Eochaidh the Horse Warrior. It’s “The Fairy Tree Troll,” I was notified by my publisher that one of my books has a book … Continue reading
Is The UnHoly Pursuit Saga like The Hunger Games?
I took the liberty to do as a lot of young fans had asked of me. I couldn’t answer yes or no about the Hunger Games. My publisher had to answer that question for me. During the time, it came … Continue reading
Turning non-readers (causal readers) into avid readers.
I’m learning that turning non-readers into readers an author can find a loyal base of fans. I am also learning there are many who are non-readers that can be turned into regular readers if you can get your work before … Continue reading
Bea’s Halloween
All familiar with my work knows it’s written many years before publishing. This is the Halloween edition of the series. Ana settles in Beaumont for a few weeks and as usual chaos follows her and Bea into town who … Continue reading
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How will they know if you don’t tell them?
I was out of town this weekend and I had an interesting conversation this evening with someone who will hopefully soon become an NBA pro basketball player. I know it’s a common perception that all jocks are somewhat barely … Continue reading
Walt Whitman “Leaves of Grass” was originally self-published.
In 1855, Walt Whitman published — at his own expense — the first edition of Leaves of Grass, a visionary volume of twelve poems. That’s right. Walt Whitman self-published the world renowned “Leaves of Grass.” I brought this issue to … Continue reading
I like characters to explain why do you do the things you do?
Most authors are avid readers too. As a reader I like the book to explain why characters do the things they do? I like to know the who, what, why, when, and where? I can relate to a character better … Continue reading
Write what you know or what you feel?
The advice has been given for years of “Write what you know.” But does it still resound in today’s writing agenda. Maybe if you are an expert writing a manual in how to make, diagnosis, or prepare something. Of course … Continue reading
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