Rachel and I are hard at work on the edits for EMERALD KEEP, which is coming soon from Torquere Press – release date is April 8th. So exciting. Edits, though, means our brains dribble out the bottom of our heads. … Continue reading →
From LOLCats – For Cats’ People Everywhere I’m getting ready to go visit Rachel in Nevada next weekend. As Chicago fixes to go down below zero, I’m looking forward to visiting the desert – the forecast says sixty degrees Fahrenheit. … Continue reading →
We are having a New Year’s mini-hop this weekend. I’m hosting it over on my Noonyblog. C’mon over and join us!
Continue reading →Welcome! I’m Noony, and my favorite Teacher’s Pet is Steve, the romantic lead in TIGER TIGER. 1. In high school my crush was…? The captain of the debate team. 2. The craziest thing I did in high school was join … Continue reading →
My husband and I celebrate our tenth anniversary this year and we decided to explore our home state of Illinois and nearby St. Louis. Right here in Illinois is the largest archaeological site in North Amercia north of Mexico City: … Continue reading →
Writing prompts are a lot of fun to play with, but I do get questions about them: “How do they work?” A prompt is just something that spurs your imagination. It could be anything from “write about what you had … Continue reading →
Happy August! It’s hard to believe the months of June AND July are over, isn’t it? We have some exciting news, though! EMERALD KEEP is now under contract with Torquere Press and will be out soon. Yay! And, just in … Continue reading →
Woot! We have made it through the challenge. This picture is actually two summers ago, but the sentiment still stands. Hammock, knitting, a relaxing cup of tea – YOU’VE EARNED IT! But before you go, here’s a parting thought: Rachel … Continue reading →
Yes is a lovely word, especially when it’s from a publisher with whom you want to work. Rachel and I have been fortunate enough to work with three awesome houses so far in our career and we’re tickled pink, purple … Continue reading →