Happy Wednesday, everyone! I hope you’re having a great week. I’m posting because I wanted to share some news. Starting next week, I will add another book to the collection … Continue reading Dreamer’s Paradise
Happy Wednesday, everyone! I hope you’re having a great week. I’m posting because I wanted to share some news. Starting next week, I will add another book to the collection … Continue reading Dreamer’s Paradise
Sometimes I feel like someone is around me; someone not part of the living world.
I wondered, if I needed to include a list of the characters, did that mean I had too many characters?
The Poets and Writers Complete Guide to Being A Writer, the list of the parts of a manuscript located in Chapter 20 made me pause.
Did you ever watch a movie all the way to the ending and realize the story could have been told in much shorter time? Or, have you ever read a … Continue reading Long Reads vs Short Reads
Barrin Heights is now part of the Library of Virginia!
Tomorrow marks an important anniversary for Woolaston Entertainment. March 27, 2010 was the day the first published version of Valentine was released. I had written the book a few years … Continue reading OG Valentine
Hello everyone! Sorry for the lack of posts over the past few days. I’ve been busy getting rid of things I no longer need, and getting some reading done. It’s officially Spring and I have been doing a lot of Spring Cleaning. Plus I’m gathering materials for the return of the Woolaston Writing Workshop, which generally restarts in May and I finally finished updating this website. I hope all of you are enjoying the Spring, and we’ll catch up more later.
Happy Tuesday, everyone! And Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! Are you wearing green? I am. I’m wearing my “Irish Ish” shirt I bought from Old Navy a few years ago. Why? Because I want to. No, seriously, I’m wearing it because it’s actually true. My Great Great Grandmother Jane Thompson was born in Ireland. I came across this information years ago while searching for information at City Hall in New York on behalf of my grandfather. Up until that moment I had no idea I had any relatives who were born in Ireland. So, when I saw the shirt at Old Navy I decided to rock it. Happy Saint Patrick’s Day, everyone!