Follow Blog by RSS Feed
Follow Me on Twitter
$.99 sale on Shrilugh by Myndi Shafer
-
Recent Posts
Archives
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
Meta
Topics of Interest
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Revamping My Blog
Friday is the day I’ve been posting on the topic of fiction – talking about vampire books, classic books, celebrity writers, author franchises, and more. Not today. I have an announcement: I’m revamping my blog! One fabulous feature of a … Continue reading
Town Names: Welcome to Hell
In a former post, I talked about the importance of our own names. But today, I want to highlight fascinating names of towns around the good ol’ U.S.A. While only two people are typically involved in naming a child, I … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged fun with language, funny town names, Julie Glover, names, town names, United States towns
15 Comments
How Well Do You Know the 90′s?
Back in August, I asked Are You a Child of the 80’s? and included a quiz to see how well you remembered that decade. M.E. Anders, suspense novelist, asked whether I might have a pre-2000 quiz for those a bit … Continue reading
Posted in Monday Musings
Tagged 1990s, 90s quiz, childhood memories, Julie Glover, M.E. Anders
17 Comments
Friday Fiction: My Best Movies of All Time
I grew up in a movie-going family. We drove 30 minutes to the nearest theater to see the latest movies, watched films at home whenever they came on TV, and rented videotapes for viewing as soon as that technology became … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Fiction
Tagged best movies of all time, film, Friday Fiction, Julie Glover, movies, top 10 list
10 Comments
Wednesday Words: What is Lorem Ipsum?
While looking through templates for my blog, I read the words Lorem Ipsum perhaps 4,622 times – or at least it felt like it. Have you seen them? What is Lorem Ipsum? Well, it’s dummy, or placeholder, text historically used … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged blog template, Cicero, dummy text, Julie Glover, language, Latin, Lipsum.com, Lorem Ipsum, placeholder text, Sitepoint, software template, Wednesday Words, words
9 Comments
I’m Throwing an After Party!
I interrupt the regular Friday Fiction programming to make the following important announcement. Even though I’m an admitted introvert, I love a good party! Fun people, delicious food, cool activities, decorations, even dress-up . . . I’m up for pretty much … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Fiction
Tagged After Party, Amber West, Awards, Emmys, Hollywood Party, Julie Glover, Kevin Bacon, Tamberny, The Closer, Tiffany A. White
12 Comments
Wednesday Words: Euphemistically Speaking
When someone dies, we often say something like, “We lost Uncle Eddie.” In my quirky little mind, I always think, Lost? Like our car keys, an umbrella, or what? If you lose something, you look for it. But we aren’t … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Words
Tagged euphemism, fun with language, Julie Glover, language, words
13 Comments
A (Mostly) Pantser Tries Plotting
Sometimes, it feels like a scene from West Side Story where two rival gangs meet in the dark alley and – after dancing around for a little while – square off for the fight. Who is the better gang? The … Continue reading
Posted in Monday Musings
Tagged beat sheet, Blake Snyder, Julie Glover, Larry Brooks, novel, pantser, plotter, plotting, Save the Cat, Story Engineering, story structure, writing
13 Comments






