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Scrivener to Expand to Windows!

Hooray! All my friends who write in a Windows environment will soon have access to Scrivener. Check out the details here! As anyone who knows me can attest, I LOVE SCRIVENER. I’ve even been known to suggest writing pals switch … Continue reading

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It’s Official. I’m a Scrivener Groupie!

My PC died a painful death in mid-April, and when I replaced it, I surprised myself by choosing a MacBook Pro. I’ve never been particularly interested in Apple products (don’t own an iPhone, iPod, or iPad), but this little laptop … Continue reading

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Siblings ~ Ya Gotta Love ‘Em

So where do you fit in your family dynamics? Are you a first-born—responsible, helping your folks keep track of the younger rug-rats; a middle-kid—occasionally feeling lost in the shuffle; the baby—sometimes spoiled, sometimes resentful that everyone treats you like an … Continue reading

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Where Were You When the Muse Broke Free?

Have you ever wondered where an author was when she made the leap from reader to writer? Would you believe my very first novel began in a tree house on the slopes of Mt Rainier? It’s true. I kid you … Continue reading

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Do "Serious" Writers Write for the Web?

Here’s another question from the interview I completed last week. This one touches on a bias I run across far too frequently…that e-pubbed writers aren’t *really* published. The Question: How would you respond to the “prevailing wisdom” that “serious” writers … Continue reading

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