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Tag Archives: Rosemary Clement-Moore
Top 10 Things to Do at a Writers’ Conference
Within a couple of hours of this post going up, I’ll be driving up to Dallas to attend the DFW Writers’ Conference. Talk about a Deep-Fried Friday for me. I expect this weekend to be better than a plate of beer-battered … Continue reading
My Reluctant Conversion to Ebooks
I lament the loss of texture. With our touch screen world, it is becoming rarer and rarer to feel the push buttons of a telephone, an ATM, or a debit card machine; the click of a mouse rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Friday Fiction
Tagged ebooks, Forgive My Fins, Julie Glover, Making Waves, nook, Rosemary Clement-Moore, Tawna Fenske, Tera Lynn Childs, Texas Gothic
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Friday Fiction: The Power of Three
Among the mainstays in the world of fiction is the TRILOGY. As I cracked upon Mockingjay, the third book in the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, I wondered why a set of three is so common. It made me … Continue reading






