The Thorns of Success by Harmony Williams
In July 2020, in the midst of a pandemic, I wrote the first drafts of three books back to back. It was the first time since I’d lost the function of my wrists that I’d been able to accomplish a feat of that magnitude. It felt incredible. The obsession with my books, always thinking about… Read More
“I Can’t Do It Alone” – The Importance of a Support System
by Lynn Winchester When I was asked to write a blog post, I racked my brain for topics that would be of interest. There are several things I could share about my book A Lady Never Tells, but I felt that lots of authors can gush about their books, but that’s not me. I wanted… Read More
To Costume or Not to Costume?
Costumes. It seems like an innocuous topic, especially at this time of year. But I’ve found that it can be a polarizing subject. People tend to fall strongly in favor or against the idea—for themselves, at least. I’ve always fallen firmly in the costume camp. I love Halloween parties. I was the mom who dressed… Read More
Five Fabulous Things About Writing a Cornish Fairy Tale
by Deb Marlowe Halloween! When Ava Stone approached me about taking part in the Regency anthology series, The Haunting of Castle Keyvnor, I was thrilled! I love Halloween! I enjoy the decorations and dressing up and the fun. I love holiday novellas too. And though I do write paranormal in my Young Adult Series ,… Read More
Writing a Series and Keeping it Fresh
By Callie Hutton Readers are enamored with series. I’m not talking about the books where there is a cliff-hanger at the end so you must buy the next one, or the same couple carries each story. I’m referring to books where the central theme is a family, a place, or a group of friends. Some… Read More