An ode to a mailroom

Years ago, I wrote a little book called “Moving Up the Ladder” a few of you might remember. It was a humorous novella touting advice from an unsuccessful observer. It had a glossary of several hundred office buzz words which I’d collected over the years. I might revisit that one and add to the storyContinue reading “An ode to a mailroom”

Changing One’s Mind

“If you want to change your mind and stop doing something you don’t want to do anymore, it’s simple, you just close your eyes and tell your brain, ‘Okay, stop doing that. And that’s it. It’s easy.” I looked at Gentry. The small wonder of a five-year-old boy who has more sense than most adultsContinue reading “Changing One’s Mind”

Writing feels right

When I’m writing a new story, I collect images to give me inspiration. This one cracks me up because of how I’ve incorporated it into my current manuscript. It’s taken a while to get back to a story I fully love and want to spend time with. It’s the first time I’m writing without anContinue reading “Writing feels right”

Finding a Literary Treasure like Kate DiCamillo

Authors I’ve been writing since I was 12 years old. I often read my stories to my friends in class, and they’d be bummed when I got to the end of the chapter. It gave me the encouragement and inspiration to write the next one. I’ve always loved writing and sharing my inside world withContinue reading “Finding a Literary Treasure like Kate DiCamillo”