Fiction writing regularly presents blank walls that you need to knock down—or decorate.
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Few of us bother to hone the art of empathy. We should.
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Each November, writers across the globe participate in a challenge to write 50,000 words in 30 days on a new work of fiction.
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Why don't folks research their home purchases more?
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People believe that if something isn't on Facebook, it isn't real.
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Who should we blame (or credit) for our current ignorance of cooking basics?
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What is it about a starting line, race bib, and a crowd that makes me run faster more easily than I could on a regular day?
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In the genre of ridiculous questions, I submit two: "How are you?" and "What's new with you?"
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Not long ago, a friend confided that the only time she wishes she weren't single is when she's sick.
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What does your grocery cart say about you?
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Why fiction is more real than you think.
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I'm a member of a growing minority: I still have a home telephone.
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What traditions need to stay the same for the holiday to feel real for you?
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Could we consider Samuel Pepys the first blogger?
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Partly because I'm not sure where to meet someone romantically anymore, I signed up.
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If an animal has an option, he will always flee. Corner him, and he will fight.
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I began to ask, "If you had to choose one over the other, would you pick Hemingway or Steinbeck?"
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Every older generation has complained about "these kids today."
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