My short story “The Wedding March” is included in this monstrously good science fiction anthology. 100% of the proceeds will benefit the wonderful Westport Library. The official book description reads as follows: “The Fairfield Scribes worked with the Library’s WestportWRITES program to release an anthology of short stories written by authors local to Fairfield County,…
The original article from The Hartford Courant is viewable here. SIMSBURY — On Thursday, May 9, at 7 p.m., four science fiction authors will speak at the Book Odyssey Sci-fi Night at the Storyteller’s Cottage, 750 Hopmeadow St. For a $5 cover charge, fans of science fiction can meet and discuss recent books with Elizabeth…
I’m so excited to share my first solo publication with you! Ten Minutes Past Teatime was originally printed in the award-winning When To Now: A Time Travel Anthology. It’s now available as a standalone in both print and ebook formats. It shot to the top fifty short fiction downloads on Amazon within hours of its release! The…
Pitch Wars is a wild, wonderful, rollercoaster of emotions from start to finish. First, the contest is a strong motivator to finish your manuscript in order to enter. If you’re lucky enough to win a spot in the contest, months of revising your manuscript with your mentor(s) await. As the days tick down to the…
2018 was a year of writing firsts for me. In January, I took the plunge and entered my sci-fi novel, THE BRASS QUEEN, into the RWA® 2018 Golden Heart® contest. In March, as I prepared for an impending snowstorm, I received a jaw-dropping phone call from the RWA board announcing my novel was a finalist…
I recently answered questions posed by writer and blogger Kyle Overstreet. KO: Tell us about your acting career! I’m primarily a voice actor. This means that I spend most of my days in a soundproof box talking to myself. A voice actor provides the speech that you hear on commercials, websites, audiobooks, video games, etc….
Every writer uses the current tools of the trade to communicate with their readers. In the eighteenth century, first drafts were scribbled in pen and ink. Printing shops transformed an author’s hand-written texts into legible typeset. In the twentieth century, the demise of perfect penmanship was assured as writers turned to typewriters to create their…
National Novel Writing Month is here! Time to start writing to hit that 50,000 word mark by the end of the month. Here is some advice to help. Source: National Novel Writing Month is here! Time to start writing. My guest blog post on NaNoWriMo for the Women’s National Book Association – NYC Chapter. Everyone…