Author Archives: By Darcy Crowder Just last week one of my dearest dreams came true. I witnessed the majesty of the giant redwoods AND I experienced the splendor of Yosemite National Park, with a taste of the giant Sequoias thrown in. It was the trip of a lifetime. Ever since I was a little girl and saw my…
 By Deb Smith There is a creaky 1960’s sci-fi film in which humans are slowly being taken over by aliens or ghouls or zombies (I forget which) and the basic transformation process is as so: 1. Infection occurs 2. Human dies 3. Giant human-sized cocoon gestates for awhile, then . . . 4….
 By Karen White To most people, I’m Karen White, the writer. To my family, I’m Mom, errand-girl, organizer of all things family-related, and repository of all teenaged angst. To my dog, I’m everything. Seen through his sweet eyes, I hung the sun and the moon. Which is why I allow him to stay…
 Sometimes I think to myself, Bev, you are certifiably insane to write in three genres. Here’s the deal: I just finished THOSE NIGHTS IN MONTREAL, which is book 1.5 in my new adult, Language of Love series. It was supposed to be a novella no longer than 25k words and ended up being a 44k…
 By Nicki Salcedo I think I’m supposed to have a grudge against Baltimore. But when I arrive, I can’t remember if it’s because of baseball or football. I don’t hold grudges for long. I’m in the Convention Center. It’s the end of the day when your feet hurt, and your suit is too constricting,…
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