I’ll be teaching a writing workshop on Romance writing to the public in February…
NVCL/NSWA Writing with Writers Workshop – North Vancouver City Library, February 7, 2018 Read More »
It’s been such a hectic month I haven’t managed to post any news. Here’s an overview of what I’ve been up to…
A Busy Month of Author Appearances, Conferences & Networking Read More »
Published! I can’t believe it but it’s finally true. You can finally buy my first novel, Reconcilable Differences as an ebook on Amazon HERE. The beautiful trade paperback edition will be released within the next couple of weeks as the interior layout details are finalized. Despite all my frantic worry about how it would happen, it just happened
RECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES AVAILABLE NOW Read More »
Education is More Important than Ever to Prepare for Future Jobs Continuing from Monday’s post: Jeremy Rifkin, American economic and social theorist, presents the argument that an emerging zero-marginal-cost sharing economy will make itself felt most strongly in the labour market, where “new employment opportunities lie in the collaborative commons in fields that tend to
Digital Age Workers and Jobs of the Future – Part 2 Read More »
Digital Age Workers and Jobs of the Future As a mother and aunt of a few young digital-age millennials, I often ponder the particular challenges these emerging adults face in our overwhelming and rapidly changing world, and how they will fare in the future. In the last century, post-war changes to society, including
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WHERE HAS BUSINESS ETIQUETTE GONE? BY-GONE DAYS Those of you who read Regency fiction will know what this term means: The cut direct. For those that don’t, it refers to the social snub, a complete diss. Which was done very rarely only under extreme circumstances when a person was in the wrong place
