The sole survivor of a plane crash, 12-year-old Edward tries to find meaning in his new life.
Author Archives: Paper Crow Blog
Book Review: “A Lack of Temperance” by Anna Loan-Wilsey
While Hattie is shocked to learn her new employer is a leader in the temperance movement, she’s even more surprised to find the woman has been murdered. Hattie transforms from secretary to detective in “A Lack of Temperance.”
Book Review: “The Star-Crossed Sisters of Tuscany” by Lori Nelson Spielman
A centuries-old family curse follows Emilia Fontana on her travels to Italy. Accompanied by her eccentric Aunt Poppy and disheartened cousin Lucy, Emilia experiences adventures she never thought possible.
Staying Motivated While Working from Home
In my paradoxical way, I somehow get more work done when I have less time to do it.
Writing Exercise: Last Martian Standing
After losing her family to corporate manipulation, the last original Martian is forced to defend her home.
Where to Submit Your Writing in February 2021 (and Why You Should)
Unless you plan on self-publishing, getting published means that you have to submit your writing to someone, somewhere.
My Creative Writing Must-Haves: The Intangibles
Even the swankiest of office supplies aren’t what really help my writing. It’s the intangibles.
What I’ve Learned About Reading Over the Years
I’ve learned to care less about people’s opinions of my book choices and to expand my reading world.
Book Review: “Home Before Dark” by Riley Sager
Baneberry Hall is full of secrets, including a part of Maggie’s history that she doesn’t remember. She’s determined to discover if her past is filled with ghosts – or lies.
Why I’m Saying “No” to Resolutions this Year
Could I, for just a moment, consider the fact that maybe my career is on a positive trajectory? Perhaps my love life is in a wonderful and perfect place? Maybe I have caring and healthy relationships with people around me?
