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Pleased to announce that I won my category, Romance, for the Genesis Awards at the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) Conference in September. So humbled and honored to be recognized by my peers. The book is "A Hilltop Christmas," and more on that story can be found in my "Hilltop Christmas" tab on this site. For more on the conference, go to my "Awards" tab.
Completed the first-round edits for my last first novel, whose working title is "Trail, a Novel of the Oregon Trail." (It will be changed; I started out thinking "epic" and "saga" and ended up with a romance.) The edits weren't that bad and most of it made sense, so it was a Good First Experience. Pelican/White Rose is my publisher and we're expecting to see an e-book
within the next 12 months.
Will be taking to the road with my friend and critique partner Clarice James for more of her "Road to Publication" workshops. Can't wait, now I finally have something to contribute.
Also continuing to work in the nonfiction field with regular stories in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Exeter News-Letter. I cover Epping, Kensington and Brentwood, New Hampshire, for the News-Letter and do special sections for the Union Leader.
For more on "Trail," visit the Western Dreams section of this website.
Completed the first-round edits for my last first novel, whose working title is "Trail, a Novel of the Oregon Trail." (It will be changed; I started out thinking "epic" and "saga" and ended up with a romance.) The edits weren't that bad and most of it made sense, so it was a Good First Experience. Pelican/White Rose is my publisher and we're expecting to see an e-book
within the next 12 months.
Will be taking to the road with my friend and critique partner Clarice James for more of her "Road to Publication" workshops. Can't wait, now I finally have something to contribute.
Also continuing to work in the nonfiction field with regular stories in the New Hampshire Union Leader and Exeter News-Letter. I cover Epping, Kensington and Brentwood, New Hampshire, for the News-Letter and do special sections for the Union Leader.
For more on "Trail," visit the Western Dreams section of this website.
