
A developmental editor, history lover, and ferret fanatic trying to write her first book! Expect a mix of posts on my struggle with my own nonfiction writing and posts for fiction writers from my writing coach/dev. editor view point.
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Q:What made you decide to write this book? What’s its backstory?
A:This is the second volume in the Couriers Series. I saw an exhibit on the Couriers at the Bright Angel Lodge museum at the Grand Canyon and immediately thought what a great...
Q: What made you decide to write this book? What is its backstory?
A: I love a good con. I’m intrigued with the kind of people who scam other people, and what kinds of people fall for it. In The Loft at Broadway and 14th (third in my Hou...
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As an editor and writing coach, I make lots of suggestions to writers. One of the recommendations I have always felt made total sense is: just write. Don’t stop to look things up, put a note or highlight...
Q: What made you decide to write this book? What’s its backstory?
A: This story was born of an assignment in a Creative Writing class I took online. I had to come up with 10 pages of a mystery, and I thought about all the situations I’d se...
Q: What made you decide to write this book?
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A developmental editor, history nerd, and ferret fanatic trying to write a book
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