The party over at The Romance Studio is in full swing! Throughout the weekend, I will be blogging on different topics – five posts a day! – as will the other participating authors. We have prizes from each of us, … Continue reading →
In the spirit of the holidays, we share with you Noony’s posts on The Romance Studio, and an opportunity to win the grand prize of a $100 USD Amazon gift card, as well as prizes from participating authors – not to mention, … Continue reading →
You might wonder, Dear Reader, what preparing for winter has to do with the month of May, or more particularly, with Noon & Wilder and our stories. Let me ‘splain. One of Rachel Wilder’s passions is being prepared for whatever … Continue reading →
Why journal if you’re already a writer? Why journal if you’re not a writer? Those are two very good questions. And the answer to both is related. Morning pages aren’t, precisely, writing. They’re written, yes; but they’re not writing in the … Continue reading →
Chicago, From A to Z This year, we decided to do our challenge on location, specifically the location of Noon & Wilder ourselves. Originally, I’d planned to do one day Chicago, one day Las Vegas; however, in brainstorming my list … Continue reading →
Well, Dear Reader, we’ve made it. A day late, maybe, but no dollars short on this tour of the Chicagoland. That’s a funny term: “Chicagoland.” I remember when I first moved here, I heard it used on the radio by … Continue reading →
Chicago. That toddlin’ town, known for its pizza, and hot dogs, and the Cubbies, and… YARN! Huh? Really, this is a great place to have a yarn problem. Addiction, even. There are all sorts of places one can get into … Continue reading →
My post is tardy, Dear Reader, and for that I apologize. The cold that’s going around is enjoying itself by jumping up and down on me. I’ll catch up, I promise! Here then, is the post for yesterday, or “W” … Continue reading →
One of the odder pieces of public art in Chicago are the Crown Fountain, located smack in the middle of downtown and an anchor point of Millennium Park. Two giant square columns, built of what looks like glass bricks, face … Continue reading →
I’m puzzled by all the vitriol in the media, particularly social media, right now that’s gotten conflated with the election. I don’t want to drag us off into the weeds talking politics, because this blog is about entertainment, but I … Continue reading →