So I am going to bundle up the episodes in book length. Episodes 1-5 will be in Collection One. And for readers who have complained about the episodic format and yet slogged through anyway, thank you. I’m sorry. Thank you. But let’s not dwell. So of the ten covers, which …
(This post contains some SPOILERS. I’ve left out names but there are enough identifiers to qualify as TMI if you haven’t read through episode 6 yet.) Given the nature of the story and lives led in The Roaring Redwoods, I knew people were going to die. I planned two, but …
(Episode 7: Soaring Lows is available now on ibooks, kobo and kindle!) The first characters I “had” for Redwoods were Helen and Joe. Helen took me a while to get to know. She was tricky to write: smart, modern, scarred by her upbringing… someone wanting to believe in prohibition and …
I feel semi-guilty admitting I do not normally read historical fiction. But there are some exceptions. I like fiction that was contemporary when it was written- in historical times. So I like Austen and Bronte, Hemingway and Fitzgerald. But I do not regularly seek fiction written today about times long …
(So much excitement this week! All episodes published on iBooks. Episodes 5 and 6 published on Amazon and Kobo too. And Episode 1 is now free! Episode 6 is free on Kobo and iBooks and hopefully Amazon will follow soon!) I’ve been waiting for episodes 5 and 6 to go …
(Cover preview for episode 6!) I’m currently writing and mommying full-time. And it’s great. But-this time of year- brings up a few downsides too: *No office party. Last year I was in charge of planning the party for the organization I worked for (in what I refer to as my …
