Behind the Quill is back with another great author interview. This time we get a glimpse into the life of the extraordinary M.G. Miller, author of Bayou Jesus. I’ll admit, I really liked this book. So I was thrilled when M.G. agreed to let me ask him hundreds of annoying questions – *ahem* interview him. [...]
continue reading »I’ve been a total slacker this week and haven’t posted like I should. So I decided to make up for it by offering you another excerpt of the novel I’m working on, The Unnamed. Enjoy! “You don’t belong here, in the world of humans,” the being continued. “The Unnamed don’t belong anywhere. You’re abominations.” [...]
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It’s time for another author interview at Behind the Quill. This time we get to take a peek into the life of Louise Behiel, author of Family Ties. I met Louise through one of my online courses and was completely hooked on her blog posts dealing with family dynamics. This is one fascinating lady with [...]
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It’s time for another Behind the Quill author interview. This time, the ingenious Steven Montano, author of the best-selling Blood Skies Series, was willing to give me a few minutes of his time. (And he answered the questions all on his own – I didn’t even have to let the zombies chase him! How cool [...]
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Okay, so lately my inner Betty has been on overdrive. Not only is she flipping the whip at me to get more organized, but now she’s on a “go green and get healthy” campaign. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve needed her to kick my butt into gear. Remember last week’s slide down the mountain of [...]
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Today’s Behind the Quill author interview features the fabulous Jillian Dodd, author of That Boy and That Wedding. I was totally excited when she agreed to let me interrogate – er, interview her. Here’s what Jillian had to say: Me: When did you first know you wanted to be a writer? JD: Honestly, I never [...]
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I know, I know. My ROW80 update was supposed to have been yesterday. The fact that it’s a day behind should give you a pretty good sign of how my week went. It sucked. Plain and simple. No joking around, no exaggerations. It went spiraling down the drain like water during a shower. And you [...]
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I’m back with another Behind the Quill author interview. Today’s guest is the spectacular Toby Tate, author of Diablero. Many moons ago when I lived in North Carolina, I used to work with Toby at a local daily newspaper. Mind you, I wasn’t aware back then that he was such a great writer, or I [...]
continue reading »A couple of weeks ago, my friend, Laird Sapir, started a round robin where several writers will all pitch in to tell a story across their blogs. Last week, the lovely Liv Rancourt added her piece and left us wondering if Simon would lose his pants. If you missed that installment, be sure to check [...]
continue reading »The first week has now come and gone in my ROW80 challenge. How did I do? Eh, it wasn’t the best week but it wasn’t a complete loss, either. I didn’t meet my word goal this week. I’m kind of disappointed about this but I know why it happened, at least. I started a chapter [...]
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