
Expose Yourself
Debate my flaws, please! Anytime I’m in front of a group of people, whether it’s a job interview or a work presentation, it always feels
Debate my flaws, please! Anytime I’m in front of a group of people, whether it’s a job interview or a work presentation, it always feels
I got turned on to Strong Women-Strange Worlds a few months ago and have been hooked ever since. They organize virtual readings every first Friday
Well, the BookCon controversy continues. Last month, I wrote about the sudden switch from BEA’s Power Reader Day to BookCon (which didn’t pass the smell
Yesterday was an exciting day! The Rosemont College Book Festival kicked off in the morning, and I was there to sign copies of THE TRAJECTORY
So there I was this morning, running down the street. My lungs burned. In the distance, a bright yellow fog hung in the air, almost
So I’m serving as a judge for this year’s Like a Virgin pitch contest. If you’ve not heard of it, unagented young adult and new
Discontent is brewing, and for once it has nothing to do with the constant snow. For those of us who love books and/or are involved
Hundreds (thousands?) will enter, only five will win. Books! I’m talking about books! To celebrate the one-year bookiversary of THE TRAJECTORY OF DREAMS, there are
One of the very awesome things about going to BEA is the advanced copies of books. I picked up Alan Weisman’s newest, Countdown, there. Countdown
The end of my busy book event period is ending tomorrow. Want to be part of the last signing? Swing by The Doylestown Bookshop in
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