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Monthly Archives: December 2011
RTW – What were your top five favorite books of 2011?
This week YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday asks, What were your top five favorite books of 2011? I’m not very good at favorites lists, but I’m willing to give it a go. Most of mine aren’t brand new in 2011 … Continue reading
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RTW – Where do you buy most of your books?
Today YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday asks, Where do you buy most of your books? Then the post assures me that “No one is judging!” which is good because…let me screw up my courage…okay, I’ll just blurt it out. I … Continue reading
Something Yummy for Those Holiday Potlucks
Total cheat on my blog today. My schedule is stacked high with “to-do’s” so I haven’t the time for a thoughtful post. So here are a couple of my favorite recipes you might want to make for that upcoming Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Baking & Cooking, Traditions
Tagged baking, chocolate, christmas, cobbler, dessert, finnish, hanukkah, potluck
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RTW – A Christmas Gift for My Main Character
This week, YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday asks, What would be the ideal holiday present for your main character? Since my characters tend to talk to me like real people, walking around in my created world as if they really … Continue reading
Posted in Books, The Writing Life
Tagged christmas, gifts, main character, present, TANKBORN
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Tech and Big Brother
While returning from San Francisco for a weekend trip, we stopped for lunch in Emeryville, just outside of the city. As we were about to pull back onto Interstate 80 from Powell Street, a white light flashed on the nearby … Continue reading
Posted in Strongly Held Beliefs
Tagged gps, justice scalia, police, red light camera, supreme court, TANKBORN
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RTW – How far would you go to get published?
Today for Road Trip Wednesday, YA Highway is asking, How far would you go to get published? In my case, I’d have to answer the question How far did you go to get published? since I’m already published and have … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Strongly Held Beliefs, The Writing Life
Tagged agent, baseball, editor, first base, home plate, home run, revisions, second base, TANKBORN, third base
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Hopelessly Devoted to E
I was e-published pretty early in the game (my SF romance, Eternity, came out as an e-book in 1998). But I was definitely not an early adopter of reading e-books. I always felt pretty guilty about that. Here I was, … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged e-books, kindle, newspaper, paper books, print books, reading, sacramento bee
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