Cowgirl and Western Dressage
I’ve talked once before on my blog about my use of Cowgirl in the titles of my horse books. Most...
G is for Graeagle
“It’s up in the mountains, a dot on a map, our adventures up here are always a little madcap.” –...
F is for Florence
I bet you thought I was going to talk about Florence, Italy. But…I’m not. There is a beautiful spot on...
I’ve Written a Book Now What? Finding an Illustrator
When I set out to turn Cowgirl Lessons into a children’s book, the biggest hurdle I had to overcome was...
I’ve Written a Children’s Book Now What
I started writing blog posts to help give aspiring authors a glimpse into what I’ve learned about the process. I...
I’ve Written a Children’s Book, Now What? ISBNs
.You’ve made a lot of decisions up to this point, and they are far from over. One of the most...
U is for the Unknown
Unknown adjective not known; not within the range of one’s knowledge, experience, or understanding; strange; unfamiliar. not discovered, explored, identified,...
R is for Reading
One of the most common pieces of advice most writers receive is to never stop reading. Read in your genre,...
O is for Obstacles
I find we as writers have a tendency to put obstacles in the way of our writing. Whether we admit...
L is for Library
Some of my earliest memories (besides digging in the dirt with my best friend) are of my mother taking me...
