FREE EVENT! On Saturday, September 6 from 10am to 4pm,join me and 50+ other fabulous authorsfor a book crawl down North Avenue in Milwaukee, WI. Spend the day strolling the Ave visiting your favorite authors and meeting some new favorite authors, all while supporting some amazing local businesses! DATE: Sept 6, 2025TIME: 10am-4pm CTHOSTED BY:... Continue Reading →
I’m thrilled to join Avery Flynn & Lyssa Kay Adamsat Racine Public Library in Wisconsin! The event will include:--a 30 min workshop from each of the authors--an author Q&A panel--a signing from all 3 authors Bring your books and questions and come have fun with us! DATE: Sept 5, 2025TIME: 2-7pm CTWHERE: RACINE PUBLIC LIBRARY75 7th StreetRacine,... Continue Reading →
Join me for an "Organize Your Writing Life Workshop" at my favorite indie bookshop Lark & Owl Booksellers!Are you overwhelmed by everything you have to remember as an author? Social media and marketing a constant struggle? Do you have handouts and notes from workshops and never use them but would like to someday? Even your... Continue Reading →
Hey y'all! I am giving my awesome (if I do say so myself) ORGANIZE YOUR WRITING LIFE workshop to the NorCal Romance Writers. This is a virtual workshop, open to all writers! DATE: May 21, 9:30am PTTOPIC: Organize Your Writing Live (One Note)SIGN UP: https://www.norcalromancewriters.com/meetings-and-events Are you overwhelmed by everything you have to remember as... Continue Reading →
I am so excited to be a speaker for the Yukon Writers' Society virtual writers conference! I'll be talking about world building in paranormal romance and fantasy. Register with the QR code below!
This past week I led my first online workshop. The workshop is called Get Your Writing Life Organized and is one of my favorites to deliver. This is a workshop that has been evolving over the last ten years or so. It didn't start out as a writing workshop, but as a workshop for professionals at... Continue Reading →
I have been an organizer all my life, but I am also not naturally a “neat” person. My mother constantly laments the fact that I became so much more neat and organized after I left home. But she also admits that there were signs I would get there eventually. When I did bother to clean... Continue Reading →
Pacing can be one of the trickier elements of writing a book (and one I'm definitely still working on with every book I write). There is a delicate balance to placing all the most important moments in the book in such a way that they flow naturally. You don't want the minor elements to drag... Continue Reading →
