writing
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Revision and Technique
Excellent advice on Revisions and Technique. Skylander Press Before beginning a revision project, it’s important to consider several technical matters. Just as important is to keep in mind that these aren’t rules, but principles that will encourage you to make informed choices about your work. For every suggestion or example, there are exceptions, and nothing… Continue reading
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Writing and Financial Stability – The Harsh Reality
When I was in the eleventh grade, Mrs. Labno, my AP Lit teacher, gave us our end of the year assignment. We were to write an autobiography or rather, a condensed version of where we saw ourselves as adults. I still have that paper today and looking back on my own words I laugh. I… Continue reading
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Updates: If We Were Having Coffee Right Now
Hey guys! Miss me? You know you do! Lol. Here’s what I’d tell you if we were having coffee right now. If we were having coffee right now, I’d tell you that the domain name for this blog has changed and is now www.thepbsblog.com. It feels great! Though everything is the same aesthetically (I have… Continue reading
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The Heart Stone Chronicles: The Swamp Fairy Has Been BORN!
Congratulations Colleen! I’m so excited for the new books coming out this year! Continue reading
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Who Are You?
I’ve been gone for a minute and I loved every second of it! Silence is my place of rejuvenation and reflection in a world that never stops talking. If I could, I would never say a word and in that muteness, soak up all the wisdom I could emanating from others. Watching in solitude at… Continue reading
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Black History Fun Fact Friday – The Inspiration Behind “Renaissance”
Since this is our last Black History Fun Fact of the year (There won’t be one next week. I will be on vacation), I decided to share my inspiration for the first book in my soon-to-be released novel series Renaissance: The Nora White Story. Despite the wealth of information online, in books, and in movies,… Continue reading
