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Writing my fingers to the bone!

 


I haven't stopped in months. I don't know how or why and I'm not looking that proverbial gift horse in the mouth. I just know I started writing on one book in September of 2025 and finished it, immediately going into another.

It's been one hell of a ride and I'm nowhere near being done yet. Two more books in The Nature of Love series, a short story collection -- well, that one's already written. I just need to curate it and put it together. A rom-com for the series with a working title of Frank Sinatra Sings because the couple are Sinatra fans. And the books are titled Fly Me to the Moon; All the Way; and It Had to be You. And after that, the second book in my Shakespearean Inspired fiction, this one based on The Merchant of Venice, Do We Not Bleed. 

I'm looking at a solid year of write, write, write. And I am on fire. For the first time in a long time, my dry spell is over. 

In the meantime, I'm getting a crash course in the publishing industry, marketing industry, and submitting all over the place with The Undiscovered Country. I'll tell you about that one sometime. 

Write on!





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