When I first wrote The Claiming Words, I was clueless. Maybe I still am, but that’s a different issue. I liked the story and loved my characters, but something was missing. I couldn’t put my finger on it, but whatever it was woke me up at night. It nagged at the edge of my consciousness, … Continue reading Something Is Missing…
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Feeling Famous
Yesterday, I was interviewed for the first time. The Queen of Interviews, Kate Jack, gave me the wonderful opportunity to be interviewed on her blog. Not only is Kate is top-notch interviewer and a very nice person, she is a brilliant author.Why interview? Interviews are a good way for the interviewee to draw attention to … Continue reading Feeling Famous
Crazy Writing Beliefs
When I first began my writing journey less than two years ago, I harbored a few crazy, off-center beliefs that have since been dispelled. Let’s just say my eyes have been opened and my illusions shattered. Please don’t judge me when you read my list of crazy writing beliefs. I was young then—only thirty-eight. It … Continue reading Crazy Writing Beliefs
POV Problems
My current work-in-progress is faltering and I can blame it on POV. Point of view. This is not my first book with alternating first person point of view between two characters. Actually, it’s my fifth…the fourth in this series. It isn’t even my first attempt to write from the point of view of a male … Continue reading POV Problems
Paranormal Romance Support Group
Hi. I'm Tricia and I love paranormal romance.There. I said it. I love reading paranormal romance. I like writing it, too, but I definitely have more experience as a reader than as a writer.Paranormal romance gets a bad rap. Pseudo-intellectuals love to make fun of the people (mostly women) who read it. Wanna-be writers enjoy … Continue reading Paranormal Romance Support Group
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