Life keeps intruding into my writing and blogging time, but here I am back with another Round Robin Blog!
This month's question: Why do you write or feel compelled to write even through the
difficult parts?
I have no problem starting a story, usually by the end, there
are parts where I stumble and even avoid until I have the time and the energy
to tackle them. I feel compelled to write through the difficult parts in order
to grow both as a person and as a writer. The difficult parts of my stories are
usually things that are hard on an emotional or personal level. Or complicated.
Once I’ve written them, I feel much lighter.
Much of my journey as a writer seems to involve parts of my
own life. Sometimes I will write pieces as therapy, but not all of these bits
make it into a book. If they do, they’re lighter and funnier, or resolved
differently.
I’m proud to announce the re-release of my Gilda Wright
Mysteries. My former publisher released me from my contract and my wonderful
Canadian publisher Books We Love, Ltd. Has offered to republish them with
cleaner edits and fresh new covers.
Introducing the release of:
Dead Without Honor (formerly Can’t Keep a Brunette Down)
The other two books - Dead Without Glory and Dead With Pride out will be released later this year along
with a fourth book in my Wild Blue Mystery Series.
Marie Laval
Connie Vines
Beverley Bateman
Marci Baun
A.J. Maguire
Helena Fairfax
Anne Stenhouse
Fiona McGier
Connie Vines
Beverley Bateman
Marci Baun
A.J. Maguire
Helena Fairfax
Anne Stenhouse
Fiona McGier
