The Hungry {Romance} Writer: Deviled Eggs
This year for Easter Brunch I’m making my favorite Deviled Eggs that all the very fussy eaters in my family love and devour!
This year for Easter Brunch I’m making my favorite Deviled Eggs that all the very fussy eaters in my family love and devour!
Today I’m writing about history of America’s most charming spring tradition—the White House Easter Egg Roll, from its humble beginnings on Capitol Hill to its festive celebration on the South Lawn.
We are halfway through the Rough Draft Spring Challenge. So that means it’s time for to remember to take care of our body, mind, and eyes so we can finish our drafts strong with great stories and even better health.
We all love to say “the book was better,” but sometimes the movie gets it just right. From sweeping romances to iconic adaptations, here’s a list of my favorite films that actually outshined their source material—and made me fall in love all over again.
The connection between gardening and writing is an ancient one. Today I’m writing about how garden journaling can nourish your romance writing practice with mindful prompts, seasonal reflection, and a deeper connection to your creative cycles. I’ve even included a printable with journaling prompts!
It’s Friday and I’m making an appetizer for a small get together tonight. And since Spring is finally here, I’m making a homemade Red Pepper Hummus.
Although it’s raining today, I’m writing about the mythic roots of Sleeping Beauty’s Aurora and the dawn goddess Eos—two light-bringers whose stories merge across time. Discover how their symbolism can inspire your creativity, your writing ritual, and your own luminous new beginnings. ✨
I’m so happy April is here. And that means it’s time for Spring reader events, free books, and book promos to enjoy while sitting outside and soaking up the sunlight.
Writing romance means facing Resistance (the Devil) and doing the hard work (eating the frog). So here are six soulful, practical action steps to help you write with courage, quiet the fear, and rediscover the joy of telling love stories.
Writing romance is more than storytelling—it’s soul-tending. Since love stories can be a form of emotional spring cleaning, here are four gentle steps to refresh your creativity, reconnect with your characters, and fall back in love with writing.
It’s time for the Spring Supper Series, and the first recipe is my favorite Stir-Fry Chicken & Cashews. Loaded with protein and veggies, it’s a perfect dinner for Spring. And if you’re observing a meatless Friday for Lent, just substitute shrimp, fish, or tofu for the chicken.
Even though the March winds are still blowing, it’s time to start thinking about my garden. So I’ve compiled a list of my favorite gardening YouTube videos, books, and blogs that are suitable for gardeners of all levels.