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Fall in Virginia: Books, conferences and friends
Hi, all. It’s been a busy two weeks so I wanted to send out some recaps from recent events. I keep explaining to people that I have to do recaps because my flip phone doesn’t allow me to live-tweet — or to tweet at … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, Mission Possible, read local, virginia writers, world domination, writing
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Debut: Lisa Lewis Tyre
Lisa Lewis Tyre grew up in a family of storytellers in Tennessee. Her debut novel, Last in a Long Line of Rebels, got a pretty star from the folks at Publishers Weekly who called it “an accomplished debut.” The book, which came out … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, middle grade
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Fighting with A Teen-ager in the Age of Mass Shootings
I wrote some words this week and ended up mailing them to politicians. I’m posting them here, too: It’s Monday morning and my daughter just huffed off to school like she was looking to star in a remake of The Excorcist. She hissed something at … Continue reading
Posted in anxiety, family, gun control, guns, stress
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Genre Jumper: Pamela Ehrenberg
The first book I read by Pamela Ehrenberg was Ethan, Suspended, a novel about Ethan Oppenheimer, who is shipped off to his grandparents in Washington, D.C. while his parents are busy not getting along at home. Her Tillmon County Fire, told … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, diverse books, genre jumpers, picture books
Tagged genre jumping, kidlit, Pamela Ehrenberg
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Rainy Days
It’s raining and the weather forecast is calling for more. In a few days I will feel trapped in my house, longing to see something brighter than my daughter’s yellow umbrella. In a few days — or heck, who am … Continue reading
Posted in reading with kids, weather, writing
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