Location, Location, Location
When worlds collide in Texas, there’s a novel (or ten) in it.
The Next Best Thing To Time Travel
If only I could rev up my Time Machine for my historical fiction research. Instead, I made a few workarounds.
When The Narrow View Widens Out, It Becomes Universal
Building on our own experiences and emotions creates the truest art we can make.
Ordinary Actions And Memorable Reactions
When every action yields a reaction, the choices become pretty important.
Not You. Rainy Days Don’t Get You Down.
Proving once again that creative people are unique, your poll results show what ducks you are.
Why Your First Novel Will Always Be Your Favorite
How, and why, does the first novel you wrote remain your favorite?
Does Weather Influence Your Creativity?
Are the many moods of creativity affected by weather? Take a short survey about your own creative response.
What’s Everyone Got Against Adverbs?
Is your writing adverb-free? I hope not. Here’s my case in favor of those lushly descriptive modifiers of verbs.
A Year to Measure by the Numbers
There are many measures of a year, but for me, 2014 is most memorable in pictures.
All On Board With Minimalism
What influences your photography style? Minimalism can require a minimalist treatment.
Unintended Redundancies
Following the signs that appear in your life can lead to unintended redundancies.
Does Beer Make Others More Interesting?
Are fall Saturdays popular days for Americans to kick back with a cold one? Enjoy a few signs of the season and take a pop quiz.
How to Create Just to Create
Just create to create: It sounds so easy! But what if you can’t get in the flow? Here are seven tricks to inspire you.
Blogging Rocked My World—And Showed Me the Greater Good
Unexpectedly, my newfound blogging habit pushed me into more positive territory than the morning news ever could.
Shooting the Perfect Mexican Martini
Shake ’em, shoot ’em, edit ’em—it’s all good when you mix Mexican martinis with an iPhone 5s and Adobe Lightroom.
