Thrice to Thine Pre-order
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Thrice to Thine Release info
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I know it feels like every book takes forever, but I'm actually getting faster at writing these things. And I am SO excited for you all to read this one.
Read MoreWe need to talk about Anne
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And by Anne, I mean "Anne with an E", the Netflix adaptation of L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables series. After watching the first season, and now the second, there is no shortage of critics complaining about the diversions from the original books, the tone, and the inclusion of more diverse characters.
Read MoreWanna see a new cover?
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Book 3 beta reading is chugging along. I have already gotten feedback from a couple of my readers and so far so good. There are of course, some things that need ironing out, but I'll be tackling that in good time.
So, it's about time I showed the world the cover for Thrice to Thine. Of course my newsletter subscribers and Kettle Holler Literary Society members have already seen this, but it's about time the rest of you did too So, here it is.
Read MoreLong overdue update
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I know. I know. It feels like I haven't updated my blog in FOREVER. That's because it's been far too long, and life has been crazy.
Read MoreBliadhna mhath ùr gu dearbh!
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Happy New Year indeed! There is a lot to be excited about in 2018, starting with a winter sale. Both The River Maiden and Cauldron are only .99 for the next few days. So, if you haven't read one or both of them yet, you can grab them. If you have, please tell a friend or two about this deal.
Read MoreTo Anglicize or Not To Anglicize
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This has shown up in my Facebook feed at least a dozen times in the last 48 hours. The first time I saw it, it was kind of funny. By the tenth time it was starting to grind my gears.
As a Gaelic learner, I’ll be the first to admit that Gaelic spelling both Irish and Scottish is hard, especially if English is your first language. I try to have a sense of humor about these things but the language nerd in me sometimes gets my back up when people start sneering at Gaelic spelling. Admittedly, Gaelic names can be difficult, but I have a few issues with this particular list.
Read MoreThe Blue House
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“But I’ve only ever lived here!” T cried through stressed out eleven-year-old tears as I tried to convince her that she needed to pare down her plush Pokemon menagerie to no more than a dozen. “I don’t know how to live anywhere else.”
It’s true. We built this house when her brother was still a baby, and she was no more than an idea. Thirteen years ago, we looked around our mid-century rambler full of brand new baby gear and realized that we needed more house to accommodate our growing family. So, we packed Baby K into the car and went in search of a home we could grow into, one that would last us a long time.
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