Thoughts on Writing
In April, 2014, an emaciated horse came into Serenity Equine Rescue and Rehabilitation. He was brought in with another horse from a kill pen in Enumclaw, where he was destined…
Scroll Down To Read Further TributesI met Dru Campbell when I was just a kid, in the early 1980s. She was the first "real" author I ever knew. Holding her books in…
My mother met Drusilla first, before she became a family friend. Here are her thoughts…. Thank you Sherry L. HartwellDru came into my life with her very first novels. It was early…
Recently, multiple organizations in Newfoundland invited me to participate in the 8th Annual Women's Work Festival. The festival was amazing for a variety of reasons. First, the organizations involved in…
Please keep in mind this post is informational only. I am NOT guaranteeing the work of any specific editor or organization -- you are responsible for vetting any editor you…
In my last installment on the concept of waiting in a writer's life, I wanted to address self-publishing.There are plenty of good, successful self-published books out there. There are also…
In a continuation of my series on the nature of waiting, today I want to discuss some of the benefits of being a writer who bides their time.For traditional publishing,…