Sunday Seven – April 26th Edition
I’m pretty sure I’m not alone in feeling like this month has been the longest year ever. But here we are, barreling towards May, with no real end in sight for many of us as far as the status quo. …
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The Sunday Seven – Mar. 29th Edition
If Real Life were a sitcom, I’d have solved some major puzzle or fixed some major roadblock in my life in the last seven days. Alas, it’s not and I think many of us are still trying to figure out …
The Heart of Teaching
It is my absolute pleasure to host John Fioravante on this stop of his tour. Take it away, John! I’m grateful to Lisa, my host of this fourth post of THE HEART OF TEACHING TOUR, and to Nonnie Jules of 4WillsPublishing …
Nonnie Jules Celebrates Poetry as Love
Thank you all for allowing me to celebrate INTERNATIONAL POETRY MONTH with you by sharing excerpts from my first co-authored poetry book “IF ONLY THERE WAS MUSIC…” The Poetry of Forbidden Love. Here is a bit of the book’s introduction …
Liz Gavin and The Upside Down Blog Tour
Today, I’m turning the reigns over to Liz Gavin as she continues her blog tour promoting her latest work, Upside Down. MARKETING INDIE BOOKS (Part 1 of 4) Today I want to share with you my ideas on – CREATING …
PAX East 2015 Rundown
It’s that time of year again…PAX East has come and gone and I can finally decompress a little bit and talk about some of the great (and not-so-great) moments from around the convention center this weekend. Panels This year, I …
Tap Tap…Is This Thing On?
After years of stopping and starting stories and playing around with structures in my brain, at the end of 2013, I finally sat down and wrote. I wish I could say that once I started, I couldn’t stop, but that’s …
The Memory of You
“It’s human nature,” he said, “to remember the things that stick out. The things that are out of the ordinary. Let’s say you’ve driven 100 miles today and somewhere around mile 10, you hit a rock. You’d remember hitting the rock, …
Capital City
I landed in our nation’s capital yesterday afternoon and immediately hopped on the Metro to get to the apartment we rented. I know that I have an advantage when it comes to public transportation having lived in New York City …
Creative Convalescence
I’ve been AWOL lately and perhaps even by my own volition. It’s been a crazy few weeks and I haven’t even had time to think, let alone to decide what I wanted to share with you. In any case, it’s …