Confessions of a Serial Guest Blogger
I don’t blog. I save all of my creative writing for my books since I owe my publishers four of them every year. But, I do love to guest blog for friends and other writers…so here are some that I’ve done recently…along with the url for the original blog where they appeared:

DNA: Do Not Ask…About Process
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From www.writingplayground.blogspot.com

PACE-KILLERS AND PACE-MAKERS…WHAT GIVES A BOOK AN AMAZING PACE? > view article
From www.plotmonkeys.com

Some (Day) Dreams Die Hard > view article
From www.ridingwiththetopdown.com

What’s on my mind…is what’s on my mind. > view article
From www.karintabke.com

The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of… > view article
From www.plotmonkeys.com

DO YOU DISCONNECT IF YOU DON’T CONNECT? > view article
From www.murdershewrites.com

Simply Irresistible > view article
From www.romancebytheblog.blogspot.com

The Toughest Question I’ve Ever Been Asked… > view article
From www.writingplayground.blogspot.com

Genre-Hopping Your Way Out of the Midlist
Like to write in multiple sub-genres?  Not sure where you fit, or if you might fit in several places?  This article, which first appeared in WRITER’S MARKET, might help shed some light on the pros and cons of genre-hopping
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Unraveling the Complexities of Romantic Suspense 
Interested in writing romantic suspense, but not exactly sure how to define it, create it or break into this competitive market?  Read this… 
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Here are a few articles I’ve written on various subjects that might help aspiring authors.

The Twists and Turns of Romantic Suspense…
Or What I Learned From Playing Barbies
One woman’s braiding exercise reveals how to layer and intertwine plotlines to create a seamless, breathtaking romantic suspense novel.
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Winning the Lottery…
Or Selling Straight To Single Title As An Unpublished Author
How to lower what seems like impossible odds to win the lottery of publishing and feel like a billioniare.
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File It Under H:
Heartbreak, Hope and the Holy Grail of Publishing
How to keep optimism alive when faced with the daunting dream of having your words reach the right readers.
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