Category: Writing
Other People’s Cats
I’ve recently taken on two new office assistants. Ben is the white collar guy, while Jerry’s partial to stripes. They live with our neighbors, but they like to help me out during the day. As you can see, the two Read More …
The Literary Guerillas: Authors Tackle Promotion, Together
First you write. Then you sell. It’s good to have friends for both. Read More …
Building a Counter to Better Writing
As an athlete, I’ve learned that if you want to be better at something, you practice. Creating fiction is different. Read More …
Blurring the Line Between Work and Play
Where’s that line? Read More …
What’s a Rough Draft?
These two neighbor cats both inspire and distract. Read More …
Why a Serious Writer Wears Three Different Hats
One of the most challenging aspects of being a writer, especially in today’s world, is that we must wear at least three hats. Read More …
Closing the Door, Again
It’s been a busy year since “Oliver’s Surprise” went to press. Read More …
Where Home and Office Collide
“…If you ever get annoyed, look at me I’m self-employed. I love to work at nothing all day.” Read More …
Second Edition of Oliver’s Surprise… IT’S HERE!
As reviewer Gary Jobson says, there’s nothing like the arrival of your own book: the most concrete representation we writers will ever get that the hard work was worth it. Read More …
The best question a fourth grader ever asked me
“Which do you like better, sailing or writing?” Read More …
