Today I had a few of my fifteen minutes of fame, as I was interviewed online by Women on Writing for having been a finalist in a flash fiction contest earlier in the year.

Rather than blogging about it, I’m

 … finish reading Interview

I’m working with an illustrator in New York City to create a children’s book. It’s about a young boy, Philip, who feels threatened when his younger sister, Phoebe, shows up on the scene.

I wrote this story years ago, but

 … finish reading Words for ‘Silly’

I’m back. Back from a summer’s hiatus. And back with renewed purpose.

Doesn’t that sound lofty?  As if I were revving my engine and ready to start the next race.

In one sense it’s true.  I did rev my engine

 … finish reading Back in Real Time

Perhaps it started when I stopped working a year ago.  Or maybe it was because I lost first place in Google® to a photographer of the same name about this time last year. Then again, it could have just been

 … finish reading The New Me

At first I was elated to learn that author Harper Lee of To Kill a Mockingbird fame had written another novel and squirreled it away.  Mockingbird was originally published in 1960 in the genre of a Southern Gothic novel.  It

 … finish reading Harper Lee

Who hasn’t said, “If I knew then what I know now, I’d have chosen differently.” However, the real question is: would those choices have made life better? Or worse?

This is the premise that two long-time friends explore in my

 … finish reading 20/20/ Hindsight