Category Archives: Novels
The Chaos of NaNo
So, today is the very first day of NaNo (http://www.nanowrimo.org/), the National Novel Writing Month started in the Bay Area by a group writers looking for a push and which has become a global phenomenon. I discovered NaNo in 2002, … Continue reading
When the Time Is Right
Or A Day in the Life of a Writing Parent Most novel writers have a few stories that were started long ago and never finished. Some of these stories continue to poke and may eventually see the light of day, … Continue reading
The Curse of Starting Too Soon
First of all, the good news. I managed 16,500 on Dry Boiled, give or take a few words, for the March Madness (MM) challenge at Forward Motion. I’ve found challenges are a good way to jump start a novel and … Continue reading
Dry Boiled
I know it’s been a while since I posted something about my writing. It’s not that I haven’t been writing, editing, outlining, planning, submitting, etc. It’s that those activities are standard fare and so provoke little comment. However, I am … Continue reading
Appreciate a Dragon Day
Dragons have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My father told us bedtime stories about an unusual dragon he met while boating in Lake Michigan. My parents were Peter, Paul, and Mary fans, … Continue reading




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