I’ve been holding onto this one for a while. I know many of you will like it. It was an opportune shot on a stormy afternoon at a church just up the block from me. I’d taken it around the same time as the wet chain featured photo. It has a drama filter applied, and…
Woulda Shoulda Coulda – Guest Post by Melissa Maygrove
Melissa Maygrove amazes me. She’s a terrific writer, well-prepared, and so much better at this whole networking business than me. In fact, I owe her a huge debt, because I wouldn’t be where I am now without her. I have the honor and privilege to have her guest posting on my blog today. And without…
The Rogue King Blog Tour
The Rogue King by Aldrea Alien is the first in its series. What I love best about Aldrea’s writing is the visceral emotions she conjures with her words. Often while reading, I find a lump lodged in my throat because I feel for her characters. Life isn’t always pretty for them, but it’s their struggles…
Featured Photo Friday
Two years ago, I told my husband, “I want a tree in the back yard.” He quizzed me on what type, and I answered in a series of non-committal grunts. Yes, I know, extremely helpful. But he knows me pretty darn well (and one would hope, considering I married him). I came home to find…
IWSG – The Pains of Being Epic
Today is the first Wednesday of the month. That means, it’s time for Insecure Writer’s Support Group! You can find the sign up here. We owe Alex J Cavanaugh a huge thank you for thinking this blog hop up. My novel, Thanmir War, is epic fantasy. When I released it in December of last year,…
A Dragon’s Lament Book Release!
Jewels of Chandra Book 2 is now available. Blurb: Magic is real. So is betrayal. David enters the Fire Kingdom and events shift from bad to worse. He learns a shocking truth about the dragons, a truth destined to block his efforts to retrieve the lost magic of Shaylar from the ruling Council. After a…
Featured Photo Friday
Today’s featured photo comes during a rainstorm. This one is still with my phone, with a drama filter added for good measure. I like the 3-D effect on the raindrops on this one. What do you think?
26 take-aways from the #atozchallenge
Whew! April is over, and I’ve compiled my list of take-aways from the A to Z challenge. April is a good month to take vacation from work Bloglovin’ is a wonderful tool to track blogs that interest me Call for criticism earlier to encourage constructive feedback Daily blog visiting is too stressful for me Exercise…
Murder Most Fowl – Part Z #atozchallenge
It’s late. I’ve redone it three times, and honestly, I’m still not satisfied. It could be funnier. I left some loose ends. I’m not sure I covered all my bases. It’s also about 300 words longer than the other segments. *sigh* But a challenge is a challenge. And Now, I present the conclusion to Murder…
Z end
Well, guess I fail the A to Z challenge. The fact is, I don’t have Murder Most Fowl – Part Z written to my satisfaction. And I don’t want to post it if I’m not proud of it. You’ll see it before the end of the day, but not right yet. My apologies.