Tag Archives: Alaska
As any author will tell you, writing is hard – very hard. Writing an exordium, the definition of which is, “A beginning or introduction especially to a discourse or composition,” is almost as hard as writing a 200-page book. After … Continue reading
We are in the darkest time of the year for Alaska. In Anchorage today, we have 5 hours and 48 minutes of daylight. So, as I sit here watching the snow start to fall, I am asking myself what I’d … Continue reading
October in Alaska means winter is coming – now. This year, it also means that Costco has invited several authors from Publication Consultants to sign books at its Anchorage warehouses. The book-signing event begins October 6 and runs through October … Continue reading
I can't think of anything less attractive than heavy equipment-well I could but wouldn't want to mention those mental pictures here. I have found that even something ugly can be attractive, especially for a mystery writer. I had the fun … Continue reading
As I said, summer in Alaska is short. Fall is approaching at a fast clip. The gold in the Chugach Mountains is heralding the end of warmer days and beginning of colder ones. Our days are growing shorter. I am … Continue reading