Writing has made me a more critical reader. My latest library book lost me as a reader because of technical issues. Besides some rather drab characters and a meandering plot, the POV shifted so often I was starting to feel the main action of the story was my ability to leap about between character’s heads. I won’t tell you what [...]
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A Conversation with my muse
Posted in Grammar Geek, Humor, Writing, tagged cat, comma, grammar, Grammar Geek, Humor, language, life, muse, thoughts, words, writers, Writing on June 1, 2009 | 5 Comments »
For the life of me I cannot figure out why certain things catch my attention and others float past with barely a mental nod. Odd little things, like commas. First it was the Oxford comma. Now it’s the Comma Splice. “Why commas?” I asked my muse. “Why do I care? It’s a little strange, don’t you [...]
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Cats are the heroes in my book, Guardian Cats & the Lost Books of Alexandria.Now available for Kindle and
NookPrint edition available on Amazon: July 18th, 2011
Guardian Cats love the smell of old books, leather and ink. Like librarians, they are sentries of knowledge, wisdom and the historical record. Like true heroes, they must battle dark forces bent on destroying all that we hold sacred.
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