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Category Archives: Books
At Phoenix Comicon Through the Weekend
Happy Friday everyone! I’m at Phoenix Comicon today signing my books and character watching with Vijaya Schartz. We never even heard a thing about the armed man the police arrested until long after the incident. So thank you to Security … Continue reading
What I Thought I Knew
I was quite hopeful that I would have most of my book done this weekend. It is the second time writing the thing, and since I started last summer, it is the longest I’ve taken to finish a book since … Continue reading
What do you (re)make of that?
I’m certain there’s no shortage of creativity in Hollywood and other places where movies are made. So why are there constant remakes of old movies and franchises? I’m sure it has to do with money. Remaking movies that made money … Continue reading
Getting Ready for #PhxComicon
Most writers are introverts. We live in the worlds we create in our heads and are quite happy there. But sometimes, we need to leave and actually go out to meet people. Real people; not the characters in our heads. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Life Observations, Promotion
Tagged Book signings, fandoms, phoenxi comicon
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Ship, Shop, or Stop
I love the internet. No, it isn’t just for the cat memes. It helps me do one of my favorite things—not go where people gather. In other words, I hate shopping. Because of people like me, the hubbinator thinks the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Hobbies, Home Improvement Projects, Life Observations, Music
Tagged clothes, online ordering, shopping at stores
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Once We were United
In 1917 when U.S. President Woodrow Wilson declared war on Germany, the entire nation went to war. Families didn’t just send their sons and daughters overseas, they too were expected to make sacrifices. None other than Herbert Hoover (future president) … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cooking, History
Tagged canning, food conservation, hoover, land army, US entry, ww1
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Going from Here to Over There
On the groups I belong to, I often see the question if American troops in World War 1 really mattered. The short answer is yes. When the US entered the war, the allies believed the battles would continue to rage … Continue reading
Posted in Books, History, Life Observations, Uncategorized
Tagged america's entry into war, chemin des dames, october revolution, tanks, ww1
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Before the Flood, there was a trickle
Just because the US declared war in 1917 didn’t mean we were able to send millions of troops to the front within months. And just because the US had declared its neutrality in 1914, didn’t mean there weren’t Americans in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Life Observations, Writing
Tagged Ambulance service, American help, France, Tin Lizzies, ww1
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Why We Went
This month marks the 100th Anniversary of the United States into the First World War. So I thought I’d devote the month to the nuggets I discovered while researching WW1 for my Love’s Great War series. President Wilson had ran … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Writing
Tagged germany, lusitania, sinking ships, the great war, uboats, us entry into ww1, zimmerman telegram
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Guest Blog:Darcy’s Hope at Donwell Abbey by Ginger Monette
I don’t think many folks will be surprised that I love Jane Austen and have a fondness for Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennett. Long before I wrote romance, I read it. It is still one of my go to genres … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged book tour, darcy's hope dowel abbey, ginger monette, guest blog, pride and prejudice
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