Tag: Florida fiction
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TORTOISE STEW – WHERE FACT AND FICTION MEET
Sometimes the muse leads us where we need to go. In early 2002, I was working on a novel set on the Suwanee River. I was also a reporter for a 5,000 circulation weekly newspaper in north Florida. I covered one of the more contentious city commissions as WalMart began doing what WalMart does best…
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NEW RELEASE – MOUNTAIN MIRACLES
When I first moved to the Smoky Mountains for our summer retreat, I knew the setting would be the perfect place to write. I didn’t know that the setting would become the setting for a new series of books. But it did and since moving here last summer, I’ve written four books in the Smoky Mountain…
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#NaNoWriMo – It’s that time of year
For years, I’ve wanted to participate in the National Novel Writing Month. Each time November rolled around, I was busy with something else or in various stages of publishing another novel. This year I published my last project, Native Lands, on October 29, 2014, which means by November 1, I was ready to embark on…
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Native Lands Released Today!
It’s an exciting day for me–one eight years in the making. Native Lands is now a reality. It went from Connecting the Dots in its original form in 2006 when I participated in a Novel in a Month group. My month stretched out into 100 months, but I did take a break from it in…
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#Romance in A Month – I Did It
The month has ended for Romance in a Month, and while I didn’t finish my first romance, Behind the Altar, I’m close. The bones are in place. I will write the final chapters–the resolution–this week, and I’ll have a draft. This project represents the first time I’ve participated in a month-long writing assignment, and it’s…
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