The amazing Therese Walsh decided that there needed to be a home within Romance Writers of America for authors who write stories that have romantic elements but don’t neatly fit into the category of ‘romance.’ Her vision and determination led to a new online chapter being established; RWA-WF. Here is Continue Reading →
The award winning author Deb Stover has a new book out this week! The Gift, here is the cover: Looks good! Deb was kind enough to stop by and answer some questions about The Gift as well as her writing process. Tell me about THE GIFT. Certain members of the Continue Reading →
What’s in a title? Well everything. Would Catcher In The Rye be the same book if it were called Holden Visits New York? And I’m not comparing my latest tome to J.D. Salinger, not by a long shot. But I am trying to show an example of the difference a Continue Reading →
Is this the most beautiful cover you’ve ever seen?! I love it. The Last Will of Moira Leahy was written by Therese Walsh. This is her first book and she was gracious enough to answer some of my questions about her process and her fabulous new book. Tell me about Continue Reading →
You never forget your first… Marilyn Brant celebrates the release of her debut novel According to Jane. Marilyn answered some questions about her process and her book According to Jane. Tell us about According to Jane. My debut novel, According to Jane, is the story of a modern woman who–for Continue Reading →
Love this! I have to ask, why are reps are blocking the National Option when so MANY American’s want it. Could it be all the insurance company money the reps have received? Protect Insurance Companies PSA from Will Ferrell
I have a fab recommendation for you . . . and another great writer to introduce you to (if you don’t already know her). Hank Phillippi Ryan, an Emmy-winning Boston television reporter and award winning mystery writer has a fantastic series that you’ll love! There are currently three books in Continue Reading →
Happy Release Day to Joanne Rendell! Her second novel Crossing Washington Square pubs today. Joanne was very kind to answer some of my questions. New readers want to know about your book! In 2-3 sentences, can you tell us the basic premise? Crossing Washington Square is a story of two Continue Reading →
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Uh…problem? President Obama’s beloved Mother was white, his grandmother who he credits with being HUGE part in making him the man he is was white… Glen? Wow! Deluded? Or just feeding Fox viewers what they want to hear? If you are as appalled as I am after this clip, you Continue Reading →
