Exciting news! I have joined up with Goddess Fish Promotions for a book tour to promote “My Letter to Fear!” Over the next two weeks, I’ll be giving interviews and writing guests posts to give readers a better sense of the book and of me. Honestly, it’s probably the most I’ve talked about myself
At the start of every year, I do a review of what worked and what didn’t – which resolutions I kept and which ones got shunted off to the side, only to be hidden in darkness. I’m happy to say that most years, there are more in the first group than in the second. Alas,
I can’t believe it is already Wednesday. My only excuse for not posting about Saturday’s event sooner is that I’m still processing—not because anything bad happened, but because so much good happened that I can’t quite get my brain around it yet. First, I have to thank everyone who came out to support the reading.
If you are a long-time reader, you know that I have been working on a series of essays based on true stories—both mine and from a number of different women. What started out as a small project of about 20 perspective pieces swelled to 60 different essays on life, love and the search for