Mad for moggies
I wrote this post a number of years ago, although everything in it still applies… Poor old Freddie died in […]
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Writing
The Write Stuff: The Writing Resolutions You’ll Break by February
Ah, the New Year is about to dawn upon us, and you know what that means—time to make resolutions we’ll
Clothes in women’s fiction
In the land of writer’s fashion, black trackie bottoms reign supreme, while the protagonist struts in jaw-dropping outfits. The author dreams of matching bags and the perfect pair of heels, while simultaneously lamenting her less-than-glamorous attire. Who knew that writing women’s fiction involved so much more wardrobe envy than actual attire?
Writing
Tools for writers – what I rate and what I don’t
In the wild world of writing tools, free is the new black! Google Docs is your budget bestie, Scrivener is for the patient (not me), and Quillbot is the editor’s sidekick. For plotting, Derek Murphy’s template is top-notch. As for PDFs? Skip Adobe and go cheap with smallpdf. Happy writing!
Seven things I learned doing NaNoWriMo this year
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Highland Fling – an excerpt
“So, my newly single friend. Off to the wilds of Scotland; where Jamie Fraser’s doppelgänger happens to live, a dude
