TA DA!

Look, look! It's almost here!

The new Virtually Hers cover! Hope you like it.

Gennita's workshop on writing Herocentric/Heroinecentric romantic suspense.

Black, White and Shades of Gray. Thank you, Terry Odell for the summary.

Muse Is In Not In Charge Of These Things

I'm interested in the process of what happens after you've listened to me and did the best you could do. Now you think you're ready for that process called publication.

Other Relationships

This article should be of interest to those of you who are looking for agents and editors who help you on the road to publication. What they can/will do for you as a writer and friend. What your future might be. How important it is to establish a dynamic relationship with that Agent and that Editor.

But I still say, your Muse is the most important factor here.

Something To Remember

Rooferauthor sez, Grasshopper, if you put a small value upon yourself, rest assured that the world will not raise your price.

Writing Bravely

Do you know what's the hardest thing about writing a different genre? Of course you know. You've been struggling with it for a few months now.

Voice.

You want the new book to have your trademark touch--that special male POV--yet different because it's a different genre. Dilemma, dilemma.

Your trying First Person POV is making a difference. Stop second-guessing about first-or-third-first-or-third and keep writing. Because the moment you can stay in one character's head and move the story, you'll forget to worry about anything but the story.