Daydreams. Woolgathering. Zoning out. Fantasizing. Letting your imagination run wild. We all do it, but we probably all did it a lot more when we were children. For fiction writers, the need for a vivid imagination, the ability to see Read more
As I write this, the World Series is a few hours away. For those not familiar with American baseball, it’s like the World Cup, the Super Bowl, the gold medal games for American baseball. For long suffering Chicago Cubs fans, Read more
I had something else for this month’s post, but then something interesting happened this weekend. We were out for dinner to celebrate ‘lil q turning four yesterday (not her birthday, but we went out with Mike’s parents because her birthday Read more
The other day I got an email from one of those tips on raising children websites. I’m not entirely sure how I got on their mailing list—I mean everyone sells their mailing lists nowadays that I unsubscibe to two to Read more
The first book I had published was one I co-wrote with the amazing Anyta Sunday. I was long a fan of her work, and she and I decided to write something together to see if we could get it published. Read more
Today we have stopping by one our GRL featured bloggers tour author Andrew Q Gordon. Andrew talks about his family , shares an excerpt of his story A Closed Door and he brought with him a lovely giveaway for our Read more