My websites and blog have been ridiculously busy the last couple of weeks. After handing over my blog to a couple of guest-bloggers, participating in Titanic Week, and interviewing two authors who have had recent book releases, I'm ready for some 'me' time. For those of you who are familiar with my site, you'll notice … Continue reading Game On
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Wayne Zurl: Writing What You Know
It is my pleasure to introduce author, Wayne Zurl, who has graciously accepted my invitation to appear on my blog as a special guest. Wayne Zurl is the author of many books, including the recently released A LEPRECHAUN'S LAMENT. His popular series features brilliant police officer, Sam Jenkins, and is available on both Amazon and … Continue reading Wayne Zurl: Writing What You Know
All the cool kids are doing it, so why can’t I?
Up until about a year-and-a-half ago, I didn't realize how many people had blogs. I'd never given it much thought until I went to a meeting for a group of local writers and the leader insisted that every aspiring author should have a platform. "If you don't have a blog, get one. They're free." Of … Continue reading All the cool kids are doing it, so why can’t I?
It Used To Be Easy
It used to be easy, but now it isn't. Writing, that is. When I started writing the first draft of The Claiming Words, I punched out words on the computer, not caring about the rules of writing or anything else. I wrote what I wanted. I lived through the characters, let them consume me, and … Continue reading It Used To Be Easy
Something Is Missing…
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…
Tricia Drammeh 