Between Two Doors Book Review
That’s what I said
Merry and Write to you
Today's Instagram #merryandwrite challenge was: Day 18: What’s your favorite thing about your antagonist villain? My favorite thing is that Desiree is her own enemy. The adventure that is this series is her learning and growing and opening her eyes to other perspectives and personalities and how that might come together for herself. Of course,… Continue reading Merry and Write to you
Instagram Challenge
Hmm... I guess my pledge to blog a little more daily went right out the other ear... But, here I am with more recaps from Instagram! As well as an update on Book Two of my Fool's Path series! Falling Forward Release... ...is now Thursday the 20th, rather than (instead of?) December 25th. That's ThIs… Continue reading Instagram Challenge
It’s Not A Flowing River…
…more like trickling spittle that takes it's time to build into a drainage ditch, then a cute little creek, before raging as something resembling flow. For YEARS- I was writing a book. Really, what that meant was that I had an idea I had started but I just wasn't "feeling it" so I never actually… Continue reading It’s Not A Flowing River…
The Author’s Mixed Bag
Just a quick stop to comment on the -irony? hilarity? oddity? - that is "research" for fiction authors. Today, I found myself with a tab labeled "Top 25 most beautiful yellow flowers" and another "interrogation techniques." Oh- the webs we spin and rabbit holes we uncover... (I also have a tab open: "mixed bag" because… Continue reading The Author’s Mixed Bag
Instagram Challenge
I started an Instagram Challenge this month, then thought it might be fun to share those posts here. #MerryandWrite Join along with us! Follow the above hashtag to find the daily posts. Find me @author_cmmartens Day 1: Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah, or none of the above I am a Christmas gal. It's my favorite time of… Continue reading Instagram Challenge
The End of the Beginning
The End of the Beginning When my editor finished highlighting the oversights I'd missed in Book One, I found myself renewed in my task of telling this story in its best possible way. So, I set to refining those last details of my piece. It was the first time I really felt like an artist.… Continue reading The End of the Beginning
