Questionable Topics

Okay, I know what you’re thinking after reading my title today. Emilie’s going to address the touchy and therefore juicy subject of “things writers should never write about.” Well, actually I might, now that I’ve thought of it. Another day, though. Today I’m answering a few questions I pried out of my Facebook buddies. The…

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Fiction Friday: Nine Ladies Dancing

Welcome to Fiction Friday, my chance each week to post an excerpt from one of my books or those of my friends and colleagues. Three weeks ago I introduced The Christmas Wedding Quilt, an anthology with three novellas by Janice Kay Johnson, Sarah Mayberry and me. The Christmas Wedding Quilt will be at your favorite…

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Fiction Friday: You Better Watch Out

Welcome to Fiction Friday, my opportunity each week to post an excerpt from one of my books or those of my friends and colleagues. Two weeks ago I introduced The Christmas Wedding Quilt, an anthology with three novellas by Janice Kay Johnson, Sarah Mayberry and me. The Christmas Wedding Quilt will be at your favorite bookstore on November 5th or you…

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Cottage Renovations 2013

As we pack to leave our summer place behind, I thought a few last photos of our renovation, which I promised earlier, might be fun. We waited until things were “finished” and, of course, they never are. So this is the “almost finished” version of our house. There are lots of “befores” under the Renovation…

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Fiction Friday: Let It Snow

Welcome to Fiction Friday, my chance each week to post an excerpt from one of my books or those of my friends and colleagues. Last week I introduced The Christmas Wedding Quilt, an anthology with three novellas by Janice Kay Johnson, Sarah Mayberry and me. The Christmas Wedding Quilt will be at your favorite bookstore on November 5th…

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Endings Are Highly Underrated

Today I had the pleasure of finishing the first draft of No River Too Wide, the third book in the Goddesses Anonymous series.  Now I have days of editing and revision ahead of me, plus a deadline for turning in the book and heading south for the winter.  But the biggest hurdle is behind me. After…

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