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Being the Scenery

 I am getting close to the end of the rewrite of what might be called LOOMING DANGER.  There are always surprises as I fill out the characters.  It feels like they somehow exist on their own by now and have their own thoughts. One of the characters, Doris came to the yarn retreat to get a change from watching her retired husband watch TV all day and ask what wa...


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Hot, Hot, Hot!

             I was pretty happy moving to Los Angeles many years ago. I came from an area where winters were really winters, with cold and snow and all. Here in L.A. winter was always somewhat temperate, even though we got rain—which we needed.

But these days nearly ...


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Yay Crochet!

 


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Movie As Research

           What do you do when you hear about a movie that sounds as if it may have some similar aspects to a book you’re interested in writing? You go see the movie! Which I did, though I’m not going to tell you which one. But it was enjoyable, maybe gave me some more ideas, but if I write what I’m considering it will still be quite different. S...


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Breaking Habits

 The rewrite of  the next Yarn Retreat book continues.  I'm thinking of calling it Danger Looms.  I won't go into detail, but it seems I forgot what day it was in the manuscript and the time was all screwed up.  Like things were happening out of order. Trying to fix what  I have written is not nearly as satisfying as writing.  So, I ditched ...


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