A couple of years ago (okay, more than a couple) some friends and I found ourselves in Europe in February with two weeks off from work (gotta love those French school vacations!) and no plans. So obviously, we decided to travel…
So I’m in the process of writing my first YA fantasy novel, and something recently occurred to me…
This week I’m headed to my favorite place on earth: HOME to my parents’ house on the Jersey Shore.
Confession: I’ve been an obnoxiously slow reader lately. Life has been getting in the way. But last night, I finally finished this book…
Time for another post on how to world build when writing a fantasy novel! (First post available here)
So I’ve been thinking about this a lot since the horrible but all too common events in Paris on Friday…
Last week I drove solo from Jersey City to Raleigh, North Carolina. I stopped in DC for a few days on my way there, but on the way back I drove straight through, so I decided I’d try out an audiobook for the very first time ever…
I’m currently in the process of first-drafting a new manuscript, something I haven’t done in over a year. And I’m quickly remembering all the fun that can be had with first drafts–and also, all the challenges…
It’s been a challenging week, to say the least.
So I’m attempting to write a fantasy novel for the first time ever. Writing in this genre has its pros and cons. Pros: I get to make up the entire world I’m writing about! Cons: I have to make up the entire world I’m writing about…
