I take a lot of things personally. Because I’m a people-pleaser. When a MUNI driver in San Francisco yells at me because I don’t find my change quickly enough – I take it personally. I’ll be faster next time to make you happy! When someone I spent a weekend with during a novel retreat – … Continue Reading
Browsing Tag: Gilt
The third time is a charm! For the last three months, our giveaway books have been YA historical fiction and MG contemporary. Here are two more titles you have to get your hands on. Small Medium at Large – Joanne Levy From Goodreads: Adorable, quirky and oh-so-funny. This charming middle-grade book is a surefire winner … Continue Reading
Until recently I had never seen Toddlers in Tiaras. My TV doesn’t connect to anything but my DVD player (no cable, no bunny ears, no Netflix, no Internet) so I hadn’t even seen ads or previews. But I’ve heard about it on Twitter (ah, the power of social media!). And having a vivid imagination, I … Continue Reading
Writing Through Fear
Posted in: Class of 2k12
Tags: Gilt, Katherine Longshore, The Writing Life
9 26 JAN
Tags: Gilt, Katherine Longshore, The Writing Life
9 26 JAN
I think all writers have to face their fears in one form or another, at every stage in the publication process. Fear of rejection (My critique partners will hate this. The agents I query will laugh at me. Editors will laugh at me and my agent.) Fear of failure (Book 1 was a fluke. I’m … Continue Reading
