One of the questions I have been asked – well in the past when we did book launches in real life – was how do you write a book? I would like to do that, but I don’t know where to start.I responded you write one word at a time. Not the magic answer they were looking for but it’s the truth because the bottom line is you must write, and you have to write every day and … [Read more...] about Guest post for Murder on Honky Tonk Row by Rita Moreau
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Guest post – Pork Chopped to Death – Jodi Rath
Surf’s Up, Dude! Hoisin and Boyzin!One of the things I love most about The Cast Iron Skillet Mystery Series is that I get to write many diverse characters into the village of Leavensport. I was a high school English teacher for over twenty-four years, and over that period of time, I’ve worked with students from all walks of life.As a teacher—or I should say a good or … [Read more...] about Guest post – Pork Chopped to Death – Jodi Rath
Guest post for 70% Dark Intentions by Amber Royer
Wish Fulfillment and the Art of Novel Writing by Amber RoyerWhen writers talk about wish fulfillment in fiction, it is usually with an air of derision. And, yeah, sometimes this is justified. The character who has no flaws, and is charismatic to boot. The character who has the upper hand in every situation. The character who has all the money and all the henchmen. It is … [Read more...] about Guest post for 70% Dark Intentions by Amber Royer
Guest post for Fog Bows, Fraud, and Aphrodite by Charlotte Stuart
Fog Bows & AphroditeI’ve been told that my titles for the Macavity & Me Mysteries are too long. But I like to think of them as teasers for the storyline. In Who Me? Fog Bows, Fraud and Aphrodite, the reference to “fraud” probably doesn’t require explanation, but readers may wonder what fog bows or Aphrodite have to do with a murder in a marina.A fog bow is a … [Read more...] about Guest post for Fog Bows, Fraud, and Aphrodite by Charlotte Stuart
Guest post for Raiders of the Campsite by Jodi Linton
A Vacation to New MexicoIt’s crazy to think that five years has passed since I first visited New Mexico. Our family’s first trip to the state they call the Land of Enchantment happened to be the first time we had the chance to take our kids out of state on a vacation. Before that summer, we’d only traveled an hour south of our hometown and spent the day at zoos or … [Read more...] about Guest post for Raiders of the Campsite by Jodi Linton





