Reading, Writing, Revising

I read another wide variety of novels last month: → A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton: In 1998, three teenagers meet online, calling themselves A...

The next few months promise a fascinating crop of new books from authors I love! → AUTOMATIC NOODLE by Annalee Newitz (August 5): I alwa...

Last month, along with my usual novel reading, I read two powerful nonfiction books. Both are about not looking away from the death and des...

I have fantasies in which I blog all the time about writing. (Wow, Lisa, what an exciting fantasy life you lead!) I wish I was both speedy ...

Last month's books were completely different from each other, but all thought-provoking: → STAG DANCE by Torrey Peters is a collecti...

Another month has passed, and I've read another big batch of books! → BACK AFTER THIS by Linda Holmes: Cecily is an experienced audi...

I've started reading from my list of anticipated new releases , and it made for an incredible book month! → WOODWORKING by Emily St....

This is how I start writing a blog post. Or anything, really: It seemed about time to provide an update on how novel writing has been com...

There's rarely much connection between the books I read in a month, but my February reading happened to all play around with the border...

A remarkable number of intriguing books are coming out in the four weeks between February 25 and March 25. These are the ones I've been...