Morning quiet
It was so quiet when I got up this morning that I imagined I could hear the delicate mist of Seattle rain as it tiptoed a landing onto my roof. In… Read more »
Tag: world
Quite a pumpkin find!
We went to a pumpkin patch/corn maze yesterday. Getting lost in the maze was fun, but finding these pumpkins really made my day. Who needs to carve pumpkins when they… Read more »
Gray Zone shoutout
Many thanks to Tom Slick and the wonderful crew at Radio Rock 92.6 The Blitz for the radio shoutout. http://radiorocktheblitz.blogspot.com
“Take a selfie here!”
This summer we did a bit of traveling. One of the places we visited was Oxnard, California. The hotel was fantastic, which meant it was clean, comfortable, and convenient. I… Read more »
Switching gears
Writing a novel requires very different mind muscles than those needed to write a screenplay. Which is why I switch back and forth. To grow better, stronger writing muscles. At… Read more »
A different kind of book talk
I finished the first draft of my 6th novel (code name: DTA2) yesterday. It was quite a struggle. I’ve never had a book fight me like this one did. It… Read more »
Clouds
Yesterday was one of those days. No matter how hard I tried I just couldn’t get into writing, and when I took the dog for a walk it was cold… Read more »
Through a virtual wormhole
Today I had a shocking surprise. I fell through a virtual wormhole and found myself in the World That Time (and Commonsense) Forgot. Yep. It was crazy. There I was on… Read more »
Getting back to writing
A forced break from writing can be good, but not if it occurs at the point when there are only two chapters left to write. Just two. And the book… Read more »