I enjoyed all your reactions to yesterday’s post about being a bitchy old crone. Marvin said “Love your transparency and candor. Be yourself.” That brings up an interesting issue – exactly how much of ourselves should we share online? I recently blogged about attending a training on leadership and community organizing given by Greg Golluzzo,… [Read More]

I was looking forward to spending the afternoon catching up with the Blog Book Tour digests, reading your blogs and responding, but I got waylaid by some weird interchanges with someone who is organizing an upcoming writers’  event. I can’t be more specific, because I don’t want this posting to come back and bite me in the… [Read More]

Amazingly enough, I just figured out how to create a blogroll and added links to six of you under the heading of Blog Book Tours. This was a major hurdle for me, as I suffer acute anxiety when confronted with confusing new computer challenges. A couple of years ago, at my husband’s suggestion, I enrolled… [Read More]

Thanks to all the folks who posted comments on yesterday’s blog, my first for Blog Book Tours. (I just tried inserting a link for the first time, as one of my colleagues suggested. Hope it works out!) Today I attended an all-day workshop on community organizing by Greg Gallusso, the man who trained Barack Obama!… [Read More]

Today marks the first day of my sojourn through the mysterious world of Blog Book Tours. I’d like to welcome any writer colleagues who happen upon this site. If you’d like to learn more about my work, please see my old posts below. Hard to believe it’s almost four months since I blogged here. Here’s… [Read More]

I just restyled my page design, and the misty scene I chose perfectly captures the mood of my second novel, Eldercide, which is set in autumn in upstate New York. In fact, one of the victims is found dead alongside a stream, though a smaller one than this. My next novel in the series, set… [Read More]