Welcome to Readers Write to Know! I asked you, my readers, what questions they would ask their favorite authors if given the chance. This week, I am so excited to introduce to you mystery author Lisa Lickel. I LOVE cozy mysteries — I cut my reading teeth on them — and her upcoming release The Map Quilt sounds so good. (And, it’s nice to know that (1) I’m not the only person to get an idea for a book during a sermon; and (2) this season’s drought affected gardeners other than myself!)
August 2012 archive
Muse Monday: Re-Writes
Then I hit a wall. The relationship changed and became sexual – what I do not write now. The intrigue and mystery plot got more intense and I was able to see just how clumsy I used to be about that type of plot. And while I’ve started sprinkling some elements of faith through the story, there isn’t nearly what there needs to be — especially now that I’m removing the sexual relationship.
Interview: Juliette Springs
Welcome to Readers Write to Know Wednesday! I asked you, my readers, what questions they would ask their favorite authors if given the chance. This week, Juliette Springs is my guest answering your questions. I am so pleased to introduce her to you. I have so many friends who are fans of paranormal stories, and it’s always nice to meet another mom who has teenagers and little ones like myself.
Interview: Amber Kallyn
Welcome to Readers Write to Know Wednesday. I asked you, my readers, what questions you’d ask your favorite authors if given a chance. This week, author Amber Kallyn is my guest answering your questions. I’m so happy to introduce her to you. Amber is a paranormal author who loves vampire stories. I am fascinated by her method of writing — I’ve looked at the machine she uses and felt like there was no way I’d be able to use it because of all the reasons she likes it to so much! It’s wonderful to discover how different processes work for different authors!
Who Would Play Tony & Robin?
Not long ago, I was interviewed on Taryn Rae’s Tuesdays with Taryn for Book 1 of the Jewel Trilogy, Sapphire Ice.
One of the questions she asked me was:
Whom would you cast as your Hero & Heroine if your book became a movie?
Muse Monday: Links
But in pursuing writers’ blogs, I have noticed that many of them do not have ANY obvious “follow me” signs. I have to hunt and search for Facebook links,Twitter handles, and Google+ pages, and often I can’t find them. I’ve had to go so far as to search for their names in Facebook or Twitter and then make guesses as to whether I’ve found the right person or not.
