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Picture this, book bloggers (in my Sophia Petrillo voice)... A book you liked or loved and shared more than likely won't land the sa...

I was thinking about New Year's resolutions when I realized I have a small aversion to space-less tasks and obligations.  Especiall...

Here we are with WEEK 2 of my "Cashier Confessions" (formerly "On Break... Motivate") series.  This week I talk about s...

Buffy, the Character Bible What makes a compelling character?  And how can an author write one?  These questions are on my mind rece...

March is over.  It’s been a solid month filled with icky weather, but some outstanding books to pull me through the storm.  As you know I ...

1860s portrait by Oscar Halling When I was too young to know any better, it didn't register to me that American writer, Edgar Allan ...

Let’s repurpose this for a minute as I ponder why I've always loved learning Japanese, as well as why I find it frustrating but loving...

Dramatic plays reveal themselves to be illustrative examples of how humans interact, and express themselves through life.  They are plays ...

I almost didn't make it through this book, deciding that maybe it was too dark and truthful to read.  Much of that trepidation was bro...

My inspiration for writing Fishing for Light Have you ever walked about a museum and stopped and closely examined a painting and admire...