Earlier this month, I talked about real Colorado cities and towns I’d used as locations in my books, but now I want to talk about the fictional places I’ve written about. There aren’t as many of those, because they exist only … Continued
If you caught my blog post earlier this week, then you know I’m sharing old page content and turning it into blog posts so I can revamp other portions of my site to be more condensed and organized. While I’d … Continued
Did you know that, still—decades after the women’s rights movement—females continue to make less than their male counterparts? Look it up if you don’t believe me. Yes, the playing field is more level nowadays, but that fact was totally clear … Continued
I am not everyone’s favorite writer, and I want to assure you that I am totally fine with that. Really. What matters to me is that, of the people who do read and love my work, readers describe my characters … Continued
I know I’ve had a lot of Nicki Sosebee fans quite irritated with me. If you’re not a Nicki fan, you might ask why. Well, the last Nicki book I released was #8, Blind, and that was in late November … Continued
A year ago, I was still a lesser-known indie author. I’d gone about the whole enterprise the “wrong way.” I’ve been a writer my whole life and, a few years ago, when a close friend of mine told me about the ebook … Continued
I dream someday of just writing. I have so many other obligations that I can’t write as much as I’d like. This week, I’ve been writing like crazy on my newest novel Bullet, which I hope will be available to … Continued
Just for the record, I write for you. YES, you! But I also write for me. That means that sometimes my plans change. And I’m sorry for that. I’m going to be switching around my book writing plans based on … Continued
Wow. This past week has been crazy, amazing, and fun. I am now (in my mind, at least) a bestselling author, at least by Amazon Kindle standards. I’ve watched Everything But climb the charts, and it’s happened so quickly. It … Continued
Summer is finally drawing to a close. It’s always a bittersweet time for me. In the summer, I have fewer responsibilities than during the rest of the school year. Yes, I still teach, but it’s more laid back and there … Continued
