5 Reasons to Love Be Mine This Time: Having it All Book 1
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Is Your Dinosaur Needy or Aloof?
What, you must be thinking, can this blog post possibly be about? Is your dinosaur what? Well…
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Abandoning My Babies
I’m referring to my books, of course. Strange as that might seem, they’ve been with me so long…
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Mental Illness: Coming to a Family Near You
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK Last year when I took The Ring Screenwriting workshop, we were asked to view the newly released Silver Linings Playbook and come prepared to dissect and discuss it in class. I loved the movie. It was incredibly well written and directed, with a first class ensemble cast, as subsequent awards proved. But
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For the Love of Animals
KILLER IS ON DECK We awoke this morning to find a scrawled note stuffed under the gate that separates the upper from the lower floors of our summer house. An advance warning, it read: “KILLER IS ON DECK”. I’M PISSED I’m sure there are plenty of people out there who would say I was crazy,
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Elevens Tag: Random Facts About Me
I was tagged in the ‘Elevens Tag’ by Emily Dring at Ficklebrain. So, it looks like I’ve got eleven questions to answer. If I have tagged you, you’re next! Look to the end of this post for my new eleven questions and get typing away… How to play Elevens Tag: Post these rules. Post a photo
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Emotion in Fiction
Well the study junkie’s been at it again. As usual I ‘ve had my head up my (*cough*) in my books, immersed in one topic or another for the past several months, undoubtedly at the expense of my writing. Well, in the short term anyway. In the long term, I hope it all adds up
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Professional Women, Love and Carl Jung
Recently I realized there’s a definite pattern to the books that I’ve been writing. In some ways I suppose it’s obvious, but since it’s quite unintentional, it kind of caught me by surprise. The female protagonists, and often the males as well, in at least two of my novels, and probably another three that I’ve
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