I love, love, love the history of clothing. There’s nothing more fascinating to me than poring over the many reprints of catalogs and “history of X fashions” books I have in my personal library. And to go to a museum […]
Tiger Beat Crush of the Week: Colin Ferguson
No Comments on Tiger Beat Crush of the Week: Colin FergusonOkay, so this is more like Tiger Beat Crush of the Six-Month Period, since this is only my second TBCotW post. But I promise, this one is worth waiting for. Meet Colin Ferguson, who will forever be enshrined in my […]
Need help with editing? Have I got a book for you…
No Comments on Need help with editing? Have I got a book for you…Any of my Megacube mates would tell you that in my day job as a marketing writer and editor I’m fearless (and bossy) with a red pen in my hand. However, I’m the first to admit that I can’t diagram […]
Linda’s Casting Couch, Part II (or, This is Where You Find Out the Identities of the Hot Men on the Storyboard)
1 Comment on Linda’s Casting Couch, Part II (or, This is Where You Find Out the Identities of the Hot Men on the Storyboard)So in the last post I discussed my character-casting process (is too a process, albeit a convoluted one). As a reminder, here’s the storyboard I made for the Always characters (and I forgot to say in the last post, I keep this […]
Linda’s Casting Couch, Part I (or, How Those Voices End Up In My Head)
No Comments on Linda’s Casting Couch, Part I (or, How Those Voices End Up In My Head)Where the magic happens (excuse the mess) Okay, I know the title sounds icky, but just wash that dirty mind of yours out with soap because the story is that I usually cast the characters in my books while I’m […]
Inaugural Tiger Beat Crush of the Week: Danny Pino
No Comments on Inaugural Tiger Beat Crush of the Week: Danny PinoI’m not sure why, but I’m feeling a little depressed today. So maybe this is a good time to start the promised Tiger Beat Crush of the Week feature*. Because hot men make me happy. First, a little background: Since […]