People who know I’ve written a historical novel set during the 1918 pandemic always comment that my timing is brilliant. I (very coincidently) finished revisions to my manuscript and began querying agents in 2020, when our own pandemic struck and our world shut down. Whether my timing is brilliant or not is yet to be determined. What I do know…
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One of the great quotes in Stephen King’s On Writing says, “If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.” The one benefit of COVID isolation for me has been the time to read and write, a lot! I recently finished the novel Atomic Love by author…
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I’ve been reminded several times this month about the power of gratitude and small comforts. Sometimes, it truly can be something as simple as a sunset or planting a flower or reading a book that brings much needed reassurance and cheer. It even felt comforting to spend the time today reflecting on a gratitude list. Here it is in no…
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I’ve been on an extended camping/road-trip for about six weeks now. Our business Hike Maui has been shut down since March due to COVID19 so we are out of the house in an attempt to stay sane. Time to get out into nature, hike, explore, read and write. The best books #amreading this month are: Revelation: The Makah Island Mysteries by…
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I’m on a road trip across the Pacific Northwest. Escaping COVID isolation at home, spending time outside with my guy, and seeking wisdom in the wild. Working remotely has a whole new meaning. I write in the woods, among the trees and rocks, outside at cafes, in the tent. It’s a wonderful change of pace, and I’m grateful we’re able…
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