Aug 15, 2022
Shadowzone
“Time travel, alternate worlds, and societal sub-cultures are blended into a great plot, and a gripping and relevant read. The environmental stewardship aspect of this story echoes our current day challenges, as do the almost prescient references to a dangerous virus. Characters were well drawn and the reader is cheering for their success. The three books in the series flow smoothly together. A great... read more
Aug 12, 2022
The Benefits of a Writing Coach
A professional writing coach is someone with whom you can consult, ask questions and receive constructive feedback. They act as a guide as you build your career as a professional writer. A coach can help you conquer a stumbling block, regain momentum or make a start on a new project. My program helps you progress as a writer. You decide what you want to work on during a personalized, one on one... read more
Aug 11, 2022
When Words Collide 2022
This weekend, I’ll be appearing online at When Words Collide, Calgary’s exciting annual literary festival. This year’s event will once again be held online. My presentation on Zoom on Writing for Children and YA is at noon on August 14. I’ll be exploring the art of writing for children and young adults. Explore research, planning, pacing your story, developing characters, connecting... read more
Aug 10, 2022
Robin’s Last Song by Nina Munteanu
I recently had the pleasure of talking with Canadian author Nina Munteanu about one of her latest projects. It’s all about birds, I’m told. Nina is an eco-fiction author of science fiction and fantasy with nine novels and five non-fiction books published, including Water Is… recommended by Margaret Atwood as her #1 choice in the New York Times ‘Year in Reading’ in 2016. Congratulations on... read more
Aug 8, 2022