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Today starts a new feature on the site an author’s blog. Here is historical author Anne Whitfield to start things off- http://www.annewhitfield.com/ http://annewhitfield.blogspot.com   I can’t remember when I decided I would be a writer. One day I simply put fresh paper in the type writer and instead up writing up family history information, I…

I’m teaching workshops at various RWA Chapters this year. The first one is in April, writing the synopsis for the Yosemite Romance Writers. If you’re interested in registering or know someone who is here’s the link-http://yosemiteromancewriters.com/id33.html

For those of you who’ve had trouble finding the site the last couple of days or wonder what’s been happening, I decided to switch names and get a new url. The new name for the blog is This Writer’s Life www.thewriterslife.com I’m also starting a couple of new features. First one is where writers, editors, publishers or agents can write a…

  It’s always a pleasure to interview an author from my native Britain and today it’s Freda Lightfoot. If you enjoy family sagas and or historical novels, Freda’s books should definitely be on your to read list. She now lives in Spain and here she is to tell us about her books and writing life….

  What a great way for me to start off the New Year by interviewing one of my fantastic critique partners. If you haven’t read any of Olivia Starke’s stories, head to Cobblestone Press right now. She’s a great writer, wonderful CP and she’s got some goodies for two lucky readers. (US residents only). Just…

Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for the New Year. Interviews will return January 10th, 2011.

  Meet my final author interviewee for 2010, Renee Vincent. If you love a great Irish or Norse romance, you’ll definitely want to check out her work. Here she is to tell us about her current and upcoming books. Susan Palmquist (SP)-You obviously love Irish history, I’m guessing that’s your heritage. Was this a deciding factor when you…

  I feel a special connection to today’s publisher interviewee. The Wild Rose Press published my first book back in 2008 and I consider them the publishers who gave me my first big break. Here is editor in chief, Rhonda Penders to tell us about the company and what’s ahead for them in 2011. http://www.thewildrosepress.com/…

  If you love paranormal stories, especially those featuring vampires, you’ll enjoy hearing about today’s guest. Margaret L. Carter fell in love with the genre at an early age and the rest as they say is history. Her Web site is Carter’s Crypt, http://www.margaretlcarter.com.  She also has a monthly newsletter: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/margaretlcartersnewsfromthecrypt Susan Palmquist (SP)-You have a…