One hundred days to Christmas First of all, a happy welcome to all my new subscribers! Thanks for coming out to meet me, for buying my book, and most of all for supporting local venues and events. I look forward to staying connected through this newsletter, future events, or maybe as your book club guest!ContinueContinue reading “Back in the BER months again”
Tag Archives: reading
Book Picks for Summer 2026
Put these five on your TBR list What are you doing this summer? I’ve been writing – deep into revisions on my upcoming novel (title still TBD) but also reading as much as I can so as to tackle my ever-growing TBR list. Because I’m short on time—as I’m sure you are too—I’m skipping theContinueContinue reading “Book Picks for Summer 2026”
Writing What You Know
And the joy of discovering what you don’t “You are not your characters, but your characters are you.” — Raymond Carver Last week, I had a couple of a-ha moments around the revisions I’m making to my upcoming novel (technically my previous novel that I put aside to publish Little Pink Houses). Ever since attending Courtney Maum’s fabulous workshopContinueContinue reading “Writing What You Know”
Truth and Consequences
Or: An optimist, a pessimist, and a realist walk into a bar “We should open a bakery,” my sister said. We were enjoying some decadent creation, say a vanilla bean cupcake beneath a cloud of her amazing fresh strawberry buttercream, at some family event. Her daughter’s birthday, maybe. Though it could have been any randomContinueContinue reading “Truth and Consequences”
Little Pink Shamrocks
Think Pink this St. Patrick’s Day Cue the music, pop the champagne… I’ve set my official release date! Though chances are, you might want a Guinness instead, because Little Pink Houses will officially launch on Tuesday, March 17th—St. Patrick’s Day! Lucky you! Preorders have started! (Ebook only. Paperback available March 17.) You may be wondering, what happened toContinueContinue reading “Little Pink Shamrocks”
