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On Feb. 9th, Barbara White Daille will be our guest to answer questions about her newest release, The Rodeo Man's Daughter. She'll also be giving away one of her other Harlequin American books to a commenter.Samhain debut author Cynthia D'Alba joins us February 16th to discuss "the call." Not THE CALL, but that momentous phone call from him.
Maria V. Snyder joins us again on Feb. 23rd to talk about the new direction she's gone in with her latest fantasy novel, A TOUCH OF POWER.
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Monthly Archives: November 2005
The same, but different
I’m reading something now that sort of answers a question that’s been hovering at the back of my mind for a while now. Different is good. I’m not talking about a scenario where you are different for the sake of … Continue reading
Posted in Michelle's Posts
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Page fright
Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. – Marianne Williamson Last week, Amy Knupp had page fright. Last week, I had page fright. Page fright is similar to … Continue reading
Posted in Edie's Posts
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Your Working Environment
Okay, here’s a question. How many here has an office that looks like it was hit by a tornado? (My hand is going up.) Isn’t it amazing how quickly those couple of little piles grow into mountains of papers that … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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Getting out those juggling balls
It is time for us all to start juggling. Family visits, Christmas shopping, normal life and writing. I have set myself some very specific goals in order to finish my current book, and I intend to stick to them. Which … Continue reading
Posted in Michelle's Posts
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Magical Web Sites
Since I took the plunge about two months ago and decided to build my Web site (with the help of magical Web designer Justin Knupp at Stonecreek Media), I’ve been paying attention to Web sites. There’s an art to them … Continue reading
Posted in Edie's Posts
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When the Muse is Silent
When the voices go silent. Now that’s scary. In fact, for a writer, there’s nothing scarier. What do you do when you’re merrily going along, writing the best stuff you’ve ever written, and suddenly … nothing. You have your characters … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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Welcome Rae Monet, Thursday’s Girl!
I’m thrilled Rae Monet is joining us on Thursdays. She’s multi-published in e-books (check her bio in Who We Are) and I expect to see her latest, BLOOD SQUAD, in print within the next year or two. I’ve read it … Continue reading
Posted in Edie's Posts
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Honing that craft
Firstly, since Edie’s blog on Monday we have a new blogging team member. So a great big welcome to Rae Monet. She’ll be blogging on Thursdays. We are very excited to have her aboard. You can check out Rae’s website … Continue reading
Posted in Michelle's Posts
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Sex, Chocolate and Writing
Work is so much more fun than fun. – Noel Coward And so is sex and chocolate…not necessarily at the same time, although that would work too. – Edie Ramer I LOVE writing fiction. Creating characters and worlds. Crafting a … Continue reading
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Music
Do you listen to music when you write? I know that a ton of people do, but normally I’m not one of them. Sometimes I do … but then I find myself blocking it out. When I’m writing new text, … Continue reading
Posted in Liz's Posts
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