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 …
If you’ve been following along this week, then you’ve learned quite a bit about The Place We Went to Yesterday, and more about our main character – Ella Santia. What you might still be wondering is whether this poor young woman …
Anyone that knows me knows that there is a soft spot in my heart for the LGBTQ community. Not only because I have many gay friends and family, but because I’ve identified as bisexual for as long as I can …
“What doesn’t kill you, makes you fat” – Esmerelda Santiago, When I Was Puerto Rican Food is something that is important in a lot of cultures and it is no less important in the various Latino communities. In The Place We …
The Reader Q&A continues today with Lori G. wanting more information about the High Line and its significance in The Place We Went to Yesterday. First, a little history is in order (and I’m going to admit to paraphrasing here because the …
I realize that outside of my circle of beta-readers (who have been nothing short of spectacular, by the way!), that there haven’t been many revelations about the story itself. So, I decided to open myself up to questions from both …
After a lot of hemming and hawing and soul-searching, I decided to go a different route with the cover of The Place We Went to Yesterday. With that said, I appreciated all of the input on my initial options and as …
At this point in The Process, I’m still wrapping up a few loose ends. While the novel itself is in its final form and has been for a while, there is still a lot of work left to be done …
It seems like forever since I’ve had anything of importance to discuss in terms of my own creative adventures. I’ve not taken any new photos that I’ve deemed worthy of posting here. I haven’t sat down and written any poetry. …