Finish Your Novel: A Note to Help You Persevere
Finish your novel, because you learn more that way than any other. James Scott Bell Starting is the easy part. You come up with ideas, […]
Republished Content: Making Old Words New Again
Content is king. That has been drummed into writers and anyone contemplating social media marketing for years. You need to constantly create quality content to engage […]
Foggy Moments: How I Recharge
There are some days when the writing needs to wait. My mood may not be right. My children might be sick. A client could need to […]
Sitting Vigil: Holding a Hand at the End
The truth is, I spend far too much time on the computer. I search for images, articles and interesting tidbits to share. While I do […]
Sick Days: A Look into the Work From Home Life
There’s a reason I work from home. It’s not because I don’t like talking to people (because I have been known to talk to grocery […]
My Christmas Gift Wish
Christmas weaves its magic glow. With festive spirits all around. People bustle to and fro, Seeking perfect gifts that abound Yet this year all I […]
Remembrance Day: A Look at Service for Children
Remembrance Day is an emotional celebration. In the days and weeks leading up to Remembrance Day, we look to the past and the people who […]
Reading into International Literacy Day
Today is the first day of school at our house and across much of North America. Students headed back to teachers, pencils, books and all that comes […]
STATUS – First Draft and Counting
There are days when I am so excited with how far I have come with my travel memoir about my time in Africa. And there […]
Festival of Trees: A Celebration of Children’s Authors in London
Last Friday I was invited to participate in a school field trip. It was one I had been looking forward to for the better part […]