Monthly Archives: January 2016

You are probably sick of hearing me say by now that none of us write in a bubble. Life happens, sometimes we have to throw our plans out the window, especially if we have kids, blah blah blah. Okay, we get it. The days that we actually get to do the things we plan areContinue reading “Being Flexible Vs. Having No Plan”

Triangulation is actually a series of speculative fiction anthologies.  So, you know, they’re my friends. The latest of the series, Beneath The Surface, is currently seeking stories. Triangulation asks that you define that any way you wish for your story. Genre- Speculative fiction. Word Count-Under 6,000 Wait Time- Not listed. Rights- North American Serial rightsContinue reading “Markets, Triangulation”

I’m re blogging for Throwback Thursday. As an update, I’ve incorporated my writers notebook into my bullet journal. It’s working out well for me and my lower back.

My first book is out! I’m over the moon excited, if you haven’t been able to tell. Here’s something you might not know. I never set out to publish Thirty Days, Thirty Ideas. I only ever intended it to be an event that we held here at PBW. I had just finished all of myContinue reading “Behind The Scenes of My E-Book Launch”

All of this planning that we do; the lists, calendars, planners, they all come down to the same thing. We are trying to not live in reaction to life. That’s what it really does come down to. When we plan, we are saying to ourselves and the universe, “I have no intention of just takingContinue reading “The Long Game Plan”

Science Fiction being kind of my thing recently, I found Analog while looking for something new to read. I love the covers, they’re very old school. (Yes, I’m a little bit hipster. Excuse me while I drink a Starbucks Pikes Place and write in my Moleskine.) Genre- Science Fiction Word Count- 2,000 to 7,000 forContinue reading “Market, Analog”

For your Throwback Thursday reading fun!

Hey, guys. This story is another that will be included in the upcoming book, Days and Other Stories. I hope you like it. Feel free to leave a comment below. Marcey- It was warm out finally, and thank God for that, Marcey thought.  At 72, the cold was no fun.  But finally the winter chillContinue reading “Warm”

Before we start, I would just like to say a few words about the loss of Alan Rickman. He was a great actor, and I adored him. He was in so many things I loved, like Dogma, Alice in Wonderland, Die Hard, and Harry Potter. Unlike some actors and comedians we’ve lost in the lastContinue reading “Project Juggling”