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The Carnival Wing of the Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress
Step inside the Carnival Wing of the Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress and discover Pauline Baird Jones’s Big Uneasy mystery series set in New Orleans.
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The Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress
What does my fictional world look like to readers?
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Why Is It So Hard to Start, Finish, and Start Again?
Understanding the Creative Cycle The Creative Cycle at a Glance If you have ever stared at a blank page, a new business idea, a fitness plan, or a half-finished project and thought, “Why is this so hard?” you are not alone. Starting is exciting. The middle feels endless. Finishing is exhausting. And sometimes, after finishing,…
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Ancient Tech. Modern Trouble. No Backup.
You know it’s bad when the bird is nervous.
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Turning the Page: Finding Joy in New Beginnings
January always feels like a blank page waiting to be written on.
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Stories to Carry Us Forward
As one year closes and another begins, I always find myself looking back through the stories that filled my days. Some were mine, most belonged to others, but all of them left a little light behind.
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A New Website Design!
I’d be interested in your impressions of the new design and/or share what you love to read.
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Why Veronica Scott Wrote KIERCE: A BADARI WARRIORS SCIFI ROMANCE NOVEL
Thanks for having me back once more to talk about the story behind the story on my latest scifi romance! Coming to your blog to explain why I wrote each book is such a treasured part of my new release process. I think the first thing I need to say is that I really try…
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Why Anne Louise Bannon Wrote A Ring for a Second Chance
I love Pauline’s basic question – why did I write this? The easy answer is at the heart of everything I write, namely, that the freaking characters won’t let me alone. My head can be a noisy place at times. So why did these characters stick with me and not some others? Why did these…