Coming to my senses
I managed to sneak in a blog post over at Everybody Needs a Little Romance where I’m talking about the sounds and smells of New York. I’d love to have you stop by!
No detail too small
My husband and I recently took the kids on a 12-day tour of Europe. We hit the highlights of cities like London, Venice, and Paris, and enjoyed the natural beauty of Innsbruck and Lucerne. But–as I mentioned in a previous post– the most interesting part for me was the details that made Europe different from
What’s the big(ger) idea?
How do you write a “bigger book”? Yes, I’ve blogged about this before, but a recent series by one of my new favorite writing resources–yes, Larry Brooks over at storyfix.com–helped the concept of “writing big” finally click in my brain. He seems to be helping things click a lot lately. Not sure if it’s Mr.
Location, location, location
So far, all three of the manuscripts I’ve completed (I’m counting the current one, Floater, which is in revision status), have been set mostly in San Diego. I lived there for two years in the early 90s, and it’s still one of my favorite cities. I enjoy writing about, and researching, the area. Two books I