Originally posted on Allison Maruska:
Last week, I participated in J. A. Allen‘s Sunday Scribble Challenge, wherein we write a brief entry in response to a prompt. This was last week’s prompt: Two sentences isn’t much space, unless you write a bunch of clauses with commas, and those aren’t my style. So I had to…
I’m taking a break from book writing/editing to bring you my contribution to this week’s flash fiction challenge over at Carrot Ranch: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story using the phrase “beggars can’t be choosers.” I hope my story will surprise you. The Chosen I skulk on the edge of the…
It is my pleasure to share the newly released cover of Heather Kindt’s upcoming YA novel, The Weaver. I gotta say, this cover makes me a little jealous because it is GORGEOUS. I will leave you to be amazed by it and intrigued by the following blurb. I’m excited to read this one and am…
I randomly pulled three cards from that journal prompt deck and got these options for today’s post: Making time for things is about priorities (it’s not that I don’t have time to learn how to rebuild an engine, I just prefer not to learn that), and writing out what people don’t understand about me would…
Originally posted on Colleen M. Chesebro:
Title:?Project Renovatio, The Trilogy Amazon Author Page:?Allison Maruska Publication Date:?September 13, 2018 Formats: Audiobook (free with an Audible Trial subscription) & Kindle Genres:?YA, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Genetic Engineering, Mystery & Detective Goodreads IN THE AUTHOR’S WORDS Enjoy all three stories in the Project Renovatio trilogy in one convenient…
Before I get to the titled topic, I need to provide some background. I recently purchased a thing (or 100 individual things, I suppose) that some of you might think is silly, given the plethora of free stuff to be found on the interwebs. Though they are intended for journaling, I bought this set…
Today is International Women’s Day, and I hadn’t planned on writing anything specifically on this topic, but then two things happened. The first relates to Captain Marvel debuting in theaters, an event I found wholly appropriate for International Women’s Day. However, since its first screenings late last night, it’s been review bombed on Rotten Tomatoes…
