
The tyranny of deadlines
I was ruled by deadlines throughout my professional career in advertising and marketing. Most of them were not self-imposed deadlines; rather, I had to finish

I was ruled by deadlines throughout my professional career in advertising and marketing. Most of them were not self-imposed deadlines; rather, I had to finish

While writing my current novel, I realized I was re-using names for new characters. That’s confusing for readers. It’s also a violation of the Author

I’ll admit I have dragged my feet regarding TikTok. Oh, I have an account thanks to the urging of certain millennial influencers who insist that

It’s a new year. And, like many people, I’ve made New Year’s resolutions. Last year I was two for three: I resolved to set up

Historical novels rely on research for background, historical accuracy, and plot lines. Each “On the Dakota Frontier” book has required research before and during the

After the holiday paper and ribbons have been scooped up, it’s time for the “Best of” lists to appear. Here’s my “Best Reads of 2024”

Just like today, Christmas on the frontier of the 1860s was celebrated with homemade gifts for friends and family using the materials at hand to

Part of marketing a book includes being a guest on podcasts. I must admit that it’s kinda fun. The podcast questions have also given me a new

Book reviews, both reader reviews and professional reviews, are the lifeblood of authors. Reader reviews on sites like Amazon Books and GoodReads provide other readers
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