Trice Hickman is one tough cookie. After trying for two years to get her first novel published she didn’t give up. She quit her job, (talk about guts!) and formed her own publishing company, Platinum Books. And the rest they say is history. Her new novel, Playing the Hand You’re Dealt, is available [...]
Hey guys, my last stop on this wonderful blog tour will be over at Shon Bacon’s blog, ChickLitGurrl.
Shon is an author advocate and does so much to help women writers promote their books. To read the interview, click [...]
For those of you who follow me on Twitter and Facebook, know that I have been in the hospital recently but I’m back home now recovering. I haven’t been able to get much revising done—I am definitely behind schedule—but I’m taking a breather and letting my body heal. I have had a few chances [...]
I am cruising along in my revisions of my next novel. It’s hard to juggle both—writing a novel while you promote another—but no complaints here, ‘tis the life of a writer. How many revisions do I tackle in my novels? This is my first and I like to have at least three under my [...]
So it’s out. My second novel, Unbeweaveable is in stores and I’m surprisingly calm about the whole thing. With my first book Six O’clock, I lost sleep and went a little crazy worrying over how well the book would do. I promised myself, (and my hubby) that I wouldn’t do it this time [...]
Reached 49,266 words. Don’t know what spurned writing, but Church’s chicken probably didn’t hurt.
Never in a million years would I think that Virginia Deberry and Donna Grant would be stopping by my blog this Friday. Lately, I’ve added author interviews to some of my blog topics and I enjoy doing [...]
I did write today. But the word count was so pitiful I couldn’t share it. Just trust me, it was bad.
Bribe: anything given or promised to induce a person to do something against his or her wishes.
I bet if I my desk was made of Butterfinger’s, I would be sitting there [...]
Today, the lovely Bettye Griffin stopped by the blog to discuss one of her latest projects, Save the Best for Last. Bettye is the author of eleven contemporary romances and five works of women’s fiction. All of her previous novels have been published traditionally and I wanted to know why she chose [...]
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