Two years ago, I developed a far from pleasant illness which forced me to change my way of eating, I’m really grateful my husband and son were willing to give it a try. Back up support is an amazing thing. Making homemade nut butter is a straightforward and rewarding process that allows you to create […]
Milestone Birthday and Fresh Starts…
If you’re reading this post on February 2nd, this day marks a milestone in my life. I turned 65, and I’m now officially a senior citizen. Yay, me! Yes, being well-aged and full of wisdom from the past six and a half decades, I qualify for my Canadian Old Age Pension, as well as a […]
Pitch Your Story by Paranormal Romance Author C.D. Hersh…
In March of 2013, we had the best editor pitch in our careers—the one that sold our book The Turning Stone Chronicles—The Promised One to Soul Mate Publishing. It wasn’t the first time we had pitched this book, or others, and it probably won’t be the last time we have to pitch. Pitching is a […]
Guest Post: The Curse of Continuity by Epic Fantasy Author Carol Browne…
You’ll hear writers complain about the number of typos that get missed during the editing and proofreading processes, so their work is published with errors it is too late to fix. This is something that happens to even the most well-known authors, regardless of what publisher they use. As a proofreader who is also an […]
Author in the Kitchen: Soup is On, served up by Helen Carpenter…
Now that winter has arrived in the Northern Hemisphere, the human residents of Carpenter Country have started thinking about soup. And quackers too of course. My family and I are duck fans, and ducks generally show up in our neighborhood this time of year. However, much as we like both, we restrain ourselves from combining […]
Author Life 2.0: Fail to Plan. Plan to Fail…
Happy New Year to all my readers out there! I’m not sure about you, but I found that 2025 was a kind of ‘expect the unexpected’ year. Unfortunately, I never did get my knee replacement surgery date last year. Sigh. BUT, I’m booked to go get my new and improved knee at the end of […]










