First Frost: Meditations on Endings, Preservation, Love.
Happy Thanksgiving. Today I’m sharing a Thanksgiving meditation on first frost. How it destroys and preserves, and what it teaches us about creativity, love, and gratitude.
Happy Thanksgiving. Today I’m sharing a Thanksgiving meditation on first frost. How it destroys and preserves, and what it teaches us about creativity, love, and gratitude.
Today I’m sharing a collection of short stories perfect for the Thanksgiving holidays written by some of my favorite authors.
It’s finally Hot Chocolate Season, and today I’m sharing one of my favorite new recipes filled with chocolate, a creamy milk of your choice, and lots of antioxidants.
In my fifth post about Pennhurst Asylum, I write about the contested future of Pennhurst Asylum and how its haunted past is coming up against data-center plans. Can memory survive redevelopment?
November is almost over, but there’s still time to reach your goals. So let’s check-in with our word counts, and I’ve shared some ideas about how to keep our motivation up until we type The End.
Another week has gone, but I’m busy getting ready for Thanksgiving by trying out new recipes. And I’m excited to share this pecan pie recipe that doesn’t use corn syrup.
Today I’m talking about my favorite romantic Thanksgiving movies to watch this fall—heartfelt Hallmark hits, cozy classics, and love-filled holiday favorites.
Thanksgiving is almost here. So let’s add to our TBRs with new free and on sale romance novels just in time for the long holiday weekend coming up.
Thanksgiving on a budget doesn’t have to feel like cutting corners. Here are creative, heart-centered ways to celebrate with warmth, connection, and story without overspending.
The Christmas anthologies are coming out daily, but today I’m celebrating One Love, a charity anthology where all the proceeds supportJamaica Hurricane Relief.
Today I’m O. Henry’s classic Thanksgiving tale The Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen. It’s a timeless story of kindness, gratitude, and human connection.
We’re halfway through Rough Draft November and things are getting tough and authors are getting tired. It’s also the most dangerous time in a story’s evolution because this is when Shiny Object Syndrome kicks in.