Tags: reading, writing process
Reading the Professor’s letters
As some of you may already know, I have been reading (with great joy) from The Letters of J. R. R. Tolkien. His letters to family and friends and agents and publishers has been such a grand look-inside to a master’s writing life. Highly, recommend it. Also, as I read, I find that he penned many short stories and novelettes that filled the publishers’ book lists while he wrote the next book in his Lord of the Ring series. One such book is this one. Written for children ages 2-6. If you are a collector, as I am, you might
Scenes that are hard to write
Some scenes are just plain difficult to write. Here’s what I mean: Happy Friday, everyone! The publishing process is moving forward at a rapid pace. The cover art is almost ready to reveal! I have set AUGUST 22 as the day to do that, so be sure to bookmark this site and all of my social media for all the latest and greatest. Now, on to the purpose of this post. Writing difficult scenes has always been a hard thing for me. I have had a lot of sad times in my life, and I have lived a full life
Book stuff
It is truly annoying how I have so much book news to share and cannot share any of it yet! I want to be one of those authors who is chatty and fun and full of good news that fans flock to and comment about. Sigh. Suffice it to say, I am totally going to share this news with you when I can. Universe is saying, patience is a virtue that carries a lot of WAIT (weight in other places). In the meanwhile, I am working hard to come up with a good opt-in for you to get for getting
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