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Archive for September, 2007
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Friday, September 28th, 2007
It’s been something of a wild week around here. My new book, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, came out on Tuesday. Check out this display. It’s a lovely feeling to see multiple titles! I made a phenomenal dinner that night (it was also the Viking’s birthday): perfectly grilled steak with blue cheese, twice baked potatoes, asparagus […]
Posted in Tasha Alexander | 15 Comments »
Shhh…Can You Keep a Secret?
Thursday, September 27th, 2007
I’m undercover. Collecting material for another Baltimore crime book. In Baltimore. At one of the most…no wait…the most revered and respected hospital in the nation.
How did I gain access to the behind-the-scenes scoop? The sensations and moods and details that can only come from being entrenched really, really deeply?
I got a […]
Posted in Regina Harvey | 11 Comments »
Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
Have you ever had a bookstore craving?
You know, the intense desire to roam aimlessly through the aisles, browsing titles and scanning flap copy.
Last week I had it bad.
Since our move, I’m getting adjusted to the new area and the new area is. . . rural. Or, more accurately, it feels rural. We’re […]
Posted in Sara Rosett | 18 Comments »
Inspiration At Your Fingertips
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
A few weeks ago, I blogged about rejection and how those lousy little form letters can suck the motivation out of a writer. If they let it happen.
There’s no doubt perseverance and determination are key in reaching one’s goals. But, sometimes, maintaining that drive is easier said than done. In fact, I’m willing to bet […]
Posted in Laura Bradford | 20 Comments »
Smart Girls, Stupid Choices
Monday, September 24th, 2007
So…late Friday afternoon I’m finishing up a novella — that is coincidentally DUE that evening — and four lines to go — I mean, literally FOUR lines to go — my computer crashes.
Blue screen, large white font spelling disaster in no uncertain terms and in type large enough to be suitable for reading by idiots. […]
Posted in Diana Killian | 21 Comments »
The Little Things
Friday, September 21st, 2007
So, so happy this week.
My bedroom is gorgeous. Stunning. Breathtaking. Everything I wanted it to be. It was even worth the primer and FOUR subsequent coats of paint. Yes, I decided it needed an extra one. I’d post pictures, but some things are better left to the imagination, particularly when it comes to dens of […]
Posted in Tasha Alexander | 12 Comments »
Flavor That Lasts and Lasts…
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
I like bubble gum. I have a distinct memory of walking barefoot, over the sand-dusted streets from our rented cabin on Chincoteague Island, all the way to the little corner store every day. I must have been less than seven and, back then, a piece of Double Bubble bubblegum (the kind with the […]
Posted in Regina Harvey | 11 Comments »
In the Blast Zone
Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
After a couple of time-stamped posts, this week’s post is live. Yep, we made it across the county and the last two weeks have been a blur of unpacking boxes, hanging curtains, and Wal-Mart runs for those things that you really can’t live without, but that the movers won’t pack, like Aunt Jemima syrup and […]
Posted in Sara Rosett | 7 Comments »
Heroes
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
How do you define a hero?
Is it someone with Popeye-like muscles and nerves of steel? Or the kind of person who tirelessly devotes their time and resources to a worthy cause?
According to Dictionary.com, a hero is: a man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities. An apt description, I’d […]
Posted in Laura Bradford | 18 Comments »
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Writer
Monday, September 17th, 2007
I’m just starting week seven of this writing for a living business (and it is a business). I still wake up with those butterflies in my stomach at the realization that I’m not driving into work. I feel a little guilty and a lot nervous — but so incredibly happy.
And the writing is going […]
Posted in Diana Killian | 17 Comments »
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