For Non-Amazons Out There
In my previous post, discussing what I hope will be a new short story (as you may know, writing a
Tuesday Motivation
Hello again! I’m back here in England since Saturday. The jet lag is fading… It is also initially occasionally a
Condemning “1940” For Omitting “1944”
Two things to remember in historical fiction writing are these: 1) Who is telling your story? 2) What could characters
Desperately Seeking (Blog) Subjects
I noticed yesterday that over on Twitter Giulia has been asking…and, it sounds, asking increasingly desperately… I’m surprised by that.
America’s “Front Lawn”
As you know if you see my Instagram (and elsewhere), we spent the weekend in Washington, D.C. Somehow as an
In A “Paperless” World
Dad was well down in northeast Pennsylvania. He’s missing Mom as always, but there is nothing any of us can
Madison’s USA Eludes Paris NPR Reporter
Hello from rural Pennsylvania! On Saturday we flew over to the US as you saw yesterday if you follow me
My Main Writing Advice
I was dogsitting yesterday down in Enfield, in north London – watching our (former) hound at my in-laws, where he
“Have you heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?”
Jane Austen died 200 years ago today: July 18, 1817. The Georgian and Regency novelist of relationships among the English
After Eight Years Of Quiet…
I’ve written before that this is not a politics site and that I will not push my personal political opinions
