Meg Cabot, on writing:

Write the kind of story you would like to read.

People will give you all sorts of advice about writing,

but if you are not writing something you like,

no one else will like it either.

- Meg Cabot.

Author humor:

Slipped Masks … project update:

I finished draft #2 of my thriller novel, Slipped Masks, at 10.47pm last night!

After running through a spelling/grammar check, I printed the manuscript, secured it with a large steel binder clip.

My wife’s now reading it …

… and I’m hoping she likes it.

When she’s done, I’ll give it a final read-through and edit.

In the meantime, I’m working up on the outline of the first in my detective novel series, entitled: The Breaker.

More to come.

When published, a percentage from sales will be donated to Multiple Sclerosis research.

Slipped Masks … project update:

Five chapters left to write on novel, Slipped Masks.

Excited to see this book complete.

More to come.

When published, a percentage from sales will be donated to Multiple Sclerosis research.

Slipped Masks … project update:

I’m focusing on the second draft of Slipped Masks.
Blogs, tweets, pins, posts, will resume when this is complete.
Now revising chapter 17 of 30.
Word count currently: 65,681.
More to come.

When published, a percentage from sales will be donated to Multiple Sclerosis research.

February 27, 2018.

John Wooden, on learning:

The importance of repetition until automaticity cannot be overstated.

Repetition is the key to learning.

- John Wooden.

Harper Lee, on writing:

I would advise anyone who aspires to a writing career that,

before developing his talent,

he would be wise to develop a thick hide.

- Harper Lee.