I am a writer. There, I said it. You would think that wouldn’t be a problem, but actually saying it doesn’t come easily for me. For years all I wrote were plays for kids in schools, poems for my friends and family, and a huge...
Got picture book drafts piled up collecting dust? Have critiques for your story, but haven't done a darn thing to improve it? Maybe haven't even read the critiques? Need a jump start to revise? ReviMo is for you! --Meg Miller
ReviMo sounds goofy. And maybe it...
Here we are. It’s the end of the year, and of course, I did not do all that I had planned. Not professionally and not personally. I never do. And every year, I wait for a giant thunderbolt to come crashing through the sky and...
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I’m trying to look on the bright side. I really am. I work with and present books to children who are innocent and don’t get bummed out by the news. I wish I was that innocent. Lately, the news has been filled with hate, bigotry,...
I've been talking a lot about local businesses and local authors. Today I am branching out a bit and introducing you to indie author, Marguerite (Markie) Madden. She's not local, but she is pretty awesome!
THANKS FOR TALKING TO ME, MARKIE. PLEASE TELL ME A LITTLE...
I posted this on our Space City Scribes blog a few weeks ago, but I wanted to re-blog (is that a word?) because our official launch date is approaching! Beginning on Oct. 8, the kindle version of Space City 6: Houston Stories from the Weird...
I am no different than anyone else. We all have memories of September 11, 2001. Thirteen years ago today. Sometimes it seems like yesterday, and sometimes it seems like it never really happened. Each of us remembers where we were, what we were doing, and...
I RECENTLY POSTED THIS ON OUR SPACE CITY SCRIBES BLOG. I THOUGHT I'D SHARE IT HERE BECAUSE, AFTER ALL, SUMMER IS THE TIME FOR RE-RUNS.
One teaching partner, twenty-one kids, two weeks. What can you get done in two weeks?! My obsessive, type A, somewhat...
The story starts many years ago; just one moment in time. The place was Belgium on the road to Bastogne. The soldier was brave, but had no idea what lie ahead of him. The date was New Year’s Day, 1945. He believed in the fight,...
These last few months have been incredibly busy for me. But as my mother used to say, “Busy is good.” And yes, they have been good. Aside from my normal hectic schedule, as I mentioned in my last post, RhyPiBoMo (Rhyming Picture Book Month), has...
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