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March 20, 2020
Welcome to the Seventh Annual Watched In Theater (W.I.T.) Awards
Welcome to the Seventh Annual Watched In Theater (W.I.T.) Awards Author’s Note: I am excited to release this post in a reasonable time of year vs. 2018, when my entire was delayed by The Great Apartment Flood of 2018 and I didn’t release it until July. In 2019, I missed doing this post because I…
March 14, 2020
Your Somewhat Useful Spring 2020 Survival Guide
As the world comes together to avoid getting each other sick with COVID-19, everything is closing down and we’re being asked to avoid sharing germs with friends and family. As many of you are staying home from work, school, and other adventures, here are a few suggestions. Read Books I can think of some excellent…
December 2, 2019
Holiday Family Traditions + A Fireside Story
Happy December to One and All! There are many great things about the Holidays and Christmas – the lights, the many opportunities to eat cookies, the opportunity to give, and the chance to gather with family and friends. Many of us have traditions with our families. While some things change, the core of these is…
November 25, 2019
Pippington Tales Holiday Sale
Happy Holidays everyone! I am excited to offer instead an opportunity for you to share the magic of Pippington this holiday season. From Friday, November 29th to December 2nd only, you can get: The Lady and the Frog ebook for 99 cents! Free shipping on a signed copy of The True Bride and the…
August 16, 2019
The Lady and the Frog: New Cover and New Review
After many months of working with Jenny from Seedlings Design Studio, the new set of covers for The Pippington Tales is complete! Everyone, please ooh and aah at this gorgeousness: (If you pre-ordered the full set, I just got the proof for the print version and should be sending it out within a few weeks.)…
July 13, 2019
Introducing “Curse and Consequence” by Savannah Jezowski
Now and then I like to introduce books with magic and whimsy. Here’s a guest post by another friendly author, Savannah Jezowski, on her latest book “Curse and Consequence”. Actions Have Consequences Guest Post by Savannah Jezowski When I was asked to write a couple of guest posts about the themes in my new release,…
July 5, 2019
Disney’s The Little Mermaid: Part of a Diverse World?
A great controversy has risen with Disney casting Halle Bailey as Ariel in the live-action remake of The Little Mermaid. I think many of us had the same first thought: Halle Berry? Isn’t she too old? Then, I squinted at the screen and realized it was Halle Bailey, leading to my second thought: Who is…
May 27, 2019
Introducing The Matchgirl and the Magician (The Pippington Tales Book 3)
The next chapter of the Pippington Tales is finally here! This story follows Adeline Winkleston whose fine ankle and (mild spoiler alert) disastrous wedding begin and end Peter Talbot’s story in The True Bride and the Shoemaker. This is the story of her childhood, answering the question of what if the little matchgirl from Hans…
April 21, 2019
Rules of the Avengers: End Game – Watching a Movie with Me
Around the internet there are a few sets of rules some Marvel superfans have posted to grant permission to their friends to watch Avengers: End Game with them. For those of you who enjoy the fun of Marvel movies but will not have your lives crushed by the imminent deaths of beloved Marvel characters (who…
February 10, 2019
Author Adventures: Writing Conference – LTUE 2019
This week, I’m headed off to an adventure in Provo, Utah for my fifth time at LTUE 2019! Why do I love writing conferences? They are a chance for me to nerd out with other authors on the writing process and find out what exciting things are being developed. I’m looking forward to reconnecting with…
