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Week Links
I wanted to share some links from this week while I clean out my inbox: An interesting post about typewriters and computers creating different types of writers. And yes, I occasionally wrote on my...
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ALA
Sav, Vicki, and I are road trippin to Chicago this Saturday for the American Library Association’s annual conference! Well, not the conference itself, but the Stacks, in which thousands of people will...
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Reliving ALA
Some of my family and friends have been asking why I went to the American Library Association’s annual conference when I’m not, in fact, a librarian. I hope this post will help answer their questions....
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IBARW, Poetry, & Linkage
This is International Blog Against Racism Week , so I wanted to share a book list of multicultural science fiction and fantasy, courtesy of editor Stacey Whitman. Also this week, Through the Tollbooth...
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Link ‘N Run
Tomorrow I’m leaving town for a couple days, so I better post something before I go! If you’re not interested in links, please skip to below—I have a question for you! Rachelle Gardner talks about the...
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New Contests
Taking care of business . . . Check out this contest on the GLA blog if you have a completed MG or YA novel. You could win a 25-page critique by agent Jennifer Laughran, plus a query critique and free...
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Evaluation Time
Every once in awhile, I like to stop and evaluate myself. And I love to get feedback from you, the followers of this website. After all, without readers, I might as well blog to my office walls—which I...
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My Writing and Publishing Timeline
The Journey from Clueless to Indie Author Fall 2002: This was when I first got the idea for EYES OF LIGHTNING. I was a junior in college, working in the ecology lab sorting macroinvertebrates from...
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ALA Chicago!
I happen to work at a library, but that’s not the real reason why I went to the American Library Association Annual Conference. Nope, the real reason was to meet authors and get ARCs (Advanced Reader...
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IndieReCon and the Best Indie Novel!
IndieReCon is a FREE online conference for anyone who’s interested in the world of independent publishing. If you’ve ever thought about it, even once, you should check out this awesome conference. It...
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