Lori Armstrong
Bloom Where You’re Planted
I’ve spent the days since I returned from the Romantic Times Conference very jealous. Of what? Not of news of my writer friends signing new
Ghostly Vengeance
Stephen King has said that the short story is a lost art. King is the master of the short story; in fact, my favorite King
More Than Words
I love words. I think that’s a large part of why I became a writer. It’s sort of embarrassing to admit, but I can still
Suspending Disbelief
I’m a huge SUPERNATURAL fan. The two main characters, brothers Sammy and Dean…well, they’re fab actors and yummy to watch, just standing there looking forlorn.
It’s Not Fair
Anyone with children is familiar with that phrase. What astounds me is the number of…adults I hear using that lament. As much as I love
Strong Heroines
Rocki’s post on Tuesday asking if there was a double-standard in romance elicited a groundswell of responses from MSW readers. Some of the comments were
A Great Backhand
I considered piggy-backing on Rocki’s post from yesterday, and the gender bias in genre fiction, but hers was so well thought out and presented I
Wool, Cotton, Athletic — Take Your Pick
As far as household chores, I don’t mind doing laundry. As a writer, I’m home during the day, I can throw a load in the
Hodge Podge
First off, I’ll admit I’m totally scatterbrained right now, and this post will be…umm…pretty random. I’m home after spending 24 of the last 30 days
Old Friends and a New Beginning
My best friend from high school, who I hadn’t seen for 20+ years, popped in for my book signing in Sioux Falls last Saturday. I
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