Following the Dream
After a long break in blogging about my own writing, it’s time to stick my head above the parapet. This week has been pretty exciting. 59 Memory Lane, the book that’s been in my head…
Soldiers in World War One – A Guest Post by Freda Lightfoot (@fredalightfoot) #giveaway
Thank you so much for inviting me on your blog. I’m happy to tell you a little of what I’ve been writing lately. Soldiers in World War One Their physical and mental stress was so…
An Interview with Carol Warham, Author of Resolutions (@carol_warham @tirgearr) #tirgearr
Many thanks for inviting me along to your blog. I’ve really enjoyed answering your questions. You’ve really made me put my thinking cap on. Interview What inspired you to write Resolutions? Some years ago we…
New Beginnings
This year has been a strange one in our house. Big decisions have been made, goodbyes have been said and the world of school has been left behind. There have been bittersweet moments, and…
Release Blitz- Shopping for a CEO’s Fiancée by Julia Kent
Book Blurb: We skipped right over the whole fiancée thing and went straight from girlfriend to wife. At least, I think that’s what happened. I woke up after my brother’s Vegas wedding reception with my…
Guest Blogger: Aleigha Siron (@aleighasiron) #tirgearr
Hi Celia, thanks for hosting me on your blog today. I want to chat about one of my greatest enjoyments, seeking out wild places to recharge my batteries. I’ll open with a favorite epigraph: “In…
Sharon Black Discusses Her Fortnightly Column (@Authorsharonb) #tirgearr #romcom
Hi Celia, Thank you so much for having me here on your blog today. I thought I’d chat about something that has become very important for me: the fortnightly Monday column that I write for…
Scandalously Yours…
When you go way, way back in history to write books, history tends to get mixed with legend, as is the case with Cornelia Amiri’s Timeless Journey. Some authors, like Ann Jacobs, go farther. Ann…
Walking back to happiness…about stress, and how to ditch it.
I’ve never really come face to face with full-on, exhausting, completely debilitating stress before. Over the last six weeks, trying to deal with a long build up of anxiety, panic attacks and deep sadness brought…
Lessons Learned When Writing The Dragon in The Garden by Erika Gardner
So, just when I think I’m starting to figure things out, the other shoe invariably drops. It happens every dang time. Honestly, it’s not such bad thing. It’s good to shake things up. Dragon was…