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The Comfort of That Faraway Sound

Sleep has not come easy for me for the past couple of weeks. There’s a lot happening on the home front. We have vacation coming up in a couple of weeks. There will be fifteen of us from around the nation gathered in a six bedroom house over in Bradenton near Anna Marie Island. We’re […]

Guest Post: C.S. Boyack on Goals

Craig Boyack (C.S. Boyack) from Entertaining Stories is visiting today to introduce his new book, The Playground, and to share how his personal goals influence his writing. His stories often develop from the challenges he sets for himself. The hottest toys of the Christmas Season are the Playground Network dolls. They contain a worldwide social network for […]

We go Spying With Lana, on Lisa Burton Radio

Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
? Welcome to another edition of Lisa Burton Radio. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl, and we’re having a little difficulty getting through to Hogwarts. Maybe we’ll play some music while we wait. I have a Runaways album that’s pretty awesome. Wait, we have a caller. “Hello, You’re on…

Round Trip Fare, the newest book in Barb Taub’s Null City series, is now available on Amazon for preorder.

Round Trip Fare **Although a sequel to Book 1 (One Way Fare), this is the stand alone story of twins Carey and Connor Parker. Barb Taub has a lovely, entertaining blog here. Her fascinating stories are often peppered with humor, as are her books. I’ve spoken with her about humor, and she tells me she’s […]

Adapt or Die

I’m going through another learning curve, or two or three. You know how I feel about the happiness engineers at WordPress. I’m still bitter over the whole blue screen thing and how it’s complicated the manner in which I get in and out of my nice, familiar, professional editor. Well, obviously, they aren’t the only […]

Cover Reveal and Pre-Order The Playground by C.S. Boyack

A splendid storyteller, Craig Boyack is a prolific writer. He has one of the most creative minds I have come across. His work, while all well-crafted, is not genre specific. He is able to develop interesting concepts into fascinating stories that defy genre conventions. One of my favorite categories on his blog is the Idea […]

The Travelers

Nearly twenty years ago I packed everything I owned into a little 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier and said good-bye to my family in Georgia. There were tears in my eyes as I looked in the rearview at Small Town, U.S.A and my stomach felt as if a gymnast had taken up residency. I was leaving everything […]

Unquiet Mind of a Writer In-between

I never post this late at night, but the RS is out in California, I’m bored, and I have an unquiet mind. I’m trying really hard to be patient with this querying process. Having worked on Naked Alliances for two years, you would think that another span of time wouldn’t make much difference, and yet […]

Me: Then and Now, Opinions Sought

I’m going to be shifting some things around on the blog soon. I had a fun photo shoot recently and I think it’s time to update. The pic in my side-bar was taken nearly ten years ago. A lot can change in ten years. Here’s a comparison of now and then. I had the blond […]

Let’s have some fun

Originally posted on readful things blog:
Drop a line in comments below and quote the most memorable line you can recall off the top of your head in a book or movie. Then you will be entered in to win a copy of “Crossing Bedlam” by Charles E. Yallowitz. I will choose one lucky winner…