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Tag Archives: Non-Fiction
Saturday in the Stacks
Saturday is the perfect time to wander through the stacks (that’s librarian-speak for “bookshelves”) and talk about books and the people who write them. Pull up a comfy chair and settle in, because today I want to chat about a book that has found me at the perfect time: right when I needed some inspiration and motivation to keep moving forward in my writing journey, I have started reading Haruki Murakami’s Novelist as a Vocation.
Werewolf Wednesday
Happy Werewolf Wednesday, everyone! This week I’m going to talk about one of the questions I get most often about my work: Why werewolves? As a paranormal romance author, I could have written about any number of magical, otherworldly, creatures: sirens, ghosts, vampires, the list goes on and on. But I chose werewolves.
Behind the Scenes Sunday
Let’s take a peek at the cogs inside the machine and talk about why I write and how I write on Behind the Scenes Sunday! Today I’d like to talk about the bane of my existence, the thing that torments me from the minute I start writing a book until the moment I have to package it for editors and literary agents: PICKING. A. TITLE.
“Taking a Drink from a Fire Hydrant”: How Do We Find Information? (Part 3 of 4)
There are many models, paradigms, and theories discussed in the field of library and information science that are used to interpret and define the information behavior of the everyday user. The results from these analyses provide information that has the potential to make libraries in general and information retrieval systems more specifically much more efficientContinue reading ““Taking a Drink from a Fire Hydrant”: How Do We Find Information? (Part 3 of 4)”