Epiphany
As I wrote this morning I had a breakthrough. An epiphany. A shooting star of an idea. There had been a problem with my plot. I had not been able to figure… Read more »
Author Archives: Veronica
Patience and thick skin needed
And so it begins again. That painful, tedious, humiliating process of trying to find an agent. With my first books I skipped this step, and went straight to the publishers. Since… Read more »
Mistaken a-dewity
I’m reading this great book about Information Architecture right now. Not exactly light reading, but informative. It’s a well written book, with just enough humor to keep it from becoming… Read more »
Part of the process
I woke up this morning (at 6:30 on a Sunday morning) with the realization that my last post, the first draft of the first scene, had been a little unfair. I… Read more »
DTA-2 begins
I wrote the opening scene of my next book, which will have the same characters as the Department of Temporal Adjustment. It will be a stand-alone book in that I… Read more »
Christy Tyson
Life certainly can throw a curveball. Every so often I have the desire to look up old friends or coworkers. Sometimes I want to reconnect, but other times I just… Read more »
Just for you
Happy birthday, my darling husband! I hope you have fun today. We love you, and want to make the day special, just for you. I know the sky outside is… Read more »
To dream of writing
So what does it mean if you dream you are writing? Because that is what happened to me. I woke up this morning with the memory of a long and productive… Read more »
A new beginning for GZ
A short time ago I wrote a new first chapter for Gray Zone, the young adult novel I hope to have published soon. Here it is: Who knew a few… Read more »
Is it a squirrel?
I just got back from taking Pepper for a walk, and as soon as I walked in the door I realized that either someone is working out in the exercise… Read more »