Friday, January 28, 2011

Working around family and finding the time to write

Excerpt from a previously published post on the same topic: Here are some other ideas that help me save time as a mom and author. I hope it can help you too. Keep a notebook near you at all times. I have one in my purse, by my bed, in the car, in my gym bag, and in the diaper bag. Before my husband go…

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Blog Award

Blog Award
I was awarded this awesome award! Thank you to Tanya Reimer http://tanyareimer.blogspot.com/ 1.Thank and link back to the person who awarded it 2.Share 7 things about myself 3.Award 10 recently discovered great bloggers 4.Contact these bloggers and tell them about the award. Okay, so 7 things about myself…

Friday, January 21, 2011

Interview with Author Tamara Hart Heiner

Interview with Author Tamara Hart Heiner
Picture of Deirdra and Tamara Deirdra: When did you first know you wanted to be an author? Tamara: A long long time ago. When I was about 15, I tried to get the first draft to Perilous published. (I was unsuccessful.) Deirdra: What is your writing and educational background? Tamara: I don't really…

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Interview with Author Preston Norton

Deirdra: When did you first know you wanted to be an author? Preston: I think I was about ten when I actually attempted writing a novel for the first time. I was a huge fan of Bunnicula, so my main characters were cats and dogs, and the bulk of the story involved them getting lost in Australia. Kind…

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Interview with Author Rachel Rager

Interview with Author Rachel Rager
Plunged into a musical family at birth, Rachel Rager was exposed to the excitement and magic of musical theater throughout her childhood. Starry-eyed, she attended college musical rehearsals with her pianist mother – imagining herself as the heroine in the spotlight – becoming a hopeless romantic f…

Monday, January 17, 2011

Interview with Author Sarah M. Eden

Interview with Author Sarah M. Eden
At the ripe old age of five, Sarah M. Eden wrote her first book. Entitled “The Sun,” this work of literary genius contained such awe inspiring passages as, “The sun is yellow.” It was a ground-breaking success among the kindergartens of Roadrunner Elementary. On the heels of this triumph, she went …
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