On Pasta Salad and Dogs
I’m going to start with the pasta salad, because the Dog bit of this blog might make you sad. I’ll give you a spoiler alert, so you can stop reading, […]
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On My New Release and Medieval Research
Book 4 of my Darkwood series publishes Sept 29th! I am super excited about this one, “Starcrossed of Darkwood.” As with all the Darkwood books, a fairy tale is twisted.
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On Drive-Thru Carwashes and Completion Blues
White soap suds streaming down the side of the windows, preventing any view of the outside world. The sinister slap of long cloths sliding over the hood of the car
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On Visits Back and Good Friends
This past week I got to go back to a place that holds a special place in my heart. Johnson City, Tennessee. It’s where my husband and I lived for
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Ready to Write and Publish a Book?
This week brings you a wonderful entry by my friend and guest blogger, J.T. Bishop. I am often told by people when they learn I’m a writer how they’ve always
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On First Jobs and Marigolds
I love the cheery faces of marigolds. They don’t seem to mind the sweltering heat that has decided to stay for a while here in Texas (and I think everywhere
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On Shepard’s Pie and Dino Porn
Yes, I didn’t know there was such a thing either. And I ain’t talkin’ about the Shepard’s Pie, which you’ll get a recipe for below. You might be asking yourself
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On Hospital Food and Modern Dance
My mom has been in the hospital for nine days with pneumonia at UT Southwestern here in Dallas. She’s on the path to recovery thanks to a lot of really
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On Finding Distractions When the World Just Gets Too Big
My goodness, it seems there are a lot of awful things happening. I am feeling weighed down by all of it. My anger wants to get the best of me,
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On What Goes On Before, During, and After a Community Theatre Play
Two days ago, my play “Like Kissing Moonlight” closed. Over 600 new people got to see this delightful production about a family navigating a crisis point. The actors did such
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