Category Archives: Writing a Book

Sometimes we forget who we are, or where we’re going, or who we are trying to become.  Sometimes a day turns into a week, then a month and soon, we’re just coasting.  Living life by default instead of creating it … Continue reading →

I just have to share these.  They really hit home the reason I do what I do, and hopefully you can relate.   Hello Christopher Hopkins,  I’ve never written to an author before but after finishing your book, Staging Your … Continue reading →

If you’re interested in writing a book, or have book ideas, I have a few women who can help. First, the aptly named “Help Me With My Book” is a website operated by Kim Weiss. She’s also the publicist for … Continue reading →

Our flight is delayed. Again. Robert and I are sitting in the Seattle Airport with our Grey Goose martini’s up, twist. I prefer olives, but am avoiding the salt. TV you know. Adds 10 pounds of water. We have respite … Continue reading →

I’m home (I love that word) after the first leg of what will be, hopefully, many more legs of touring. I have been lucky. Other than the state of our airlines and of my 6’4″ stuffing itself into less than … Continue reading →

Books, and books, and more about books. That is what you see at the Book Expo America that was held at the Los Angeles Convention center. I did three signings for my book and spent the rest of the time … Continue reading →

The realities of what is involved in a book tour now in my arsenal of experience, I finally have a moment to think. It’s not so bad, actually. Like everything, it’s how we respond to the events that make it … Continue reading →

The tour begins today. If you’re interested, come back during the upcoming weeks for updates of the thrills and chills of what, at this point, is the unknown. Right now I’m learning the script. “Garnier Nutrisse is made with grape … Continue reading →

The book tour starts tomorrow. Robert is coming along as my personal assistant. Without him I would lose everything including my wallet, luggage, itinerary, cell phone, and of course my train of thought. Which was…oh yes, my tour schedule. These … Continue reading →