One month to go until my book launch for To Catch a Fox.
Four weeks exactly until the date — March 26th.
It’s starting to feel real.
Hope to see you there!
One month to lift off!
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Journey to Imagination
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Bird of Paradise bushes in California remind me of creatures on the alert for predators. 
- My retreat characters dress in constumes
- Birds of Paradise grow wild in California.
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- California oranges are delightful!
Author Helen Henderson features To Catch a Fox on her blog titled Journey to the Stars and Worlds of Imagination. While my novel isn’t as fantastical as Helen’s writing, my primary setting for To Catch a Fox is a locale I imagined somewhere in southern California. I had a lot of fun creating my cult-like retreat.
Thanks Janet
Fellow BWL author Janet Lane Walters continues her profile of my writing and books.
Do I prefer to write heroes or villains?
Today, author Janet Lane Walters interviews me on her blog Eclectic Writer. She asked me some intriguing questions, such as which do I enjoy writing more: heroes, heroines or villains?
Why Host a Book Launch?
Today I blog on my publisher’s website about Why Host a Book Launch?
Wordbridge
Panel on Working with an Editor - I'm third from the left 
- Conference room – Panel on Publishing Options
I enjoyed my weekend trip to Wordbridge, Lethbridge’s inaugural writers’ conference. Eighty-five people attended, a good turnout for a new event held in a small city. I met a few new people, spent time with others I’d met before, and found I liked the intimate atmosphere of the conference. Congratulations to all the organizers. Cheer’s to a second conference next year – in warmer weather!
Launch Date
The launch for To Catch a Fox is set for Tuesday, March 26th, 7:00 p.m. at Owl’s Nest Bookstore.
Hope you can make it!
My Inner City Story
The Loft – located in Calgary’s East Village, #112 – 535, 8 Avenue SE
Everyone welcome. Refreshments available. For $5 cash you can buy a chapbook of the story.
WGA Interview
Multiple Perspectives for the New Year
Today I blog on my publisher BWL’s website about writing multiple perspective.
Wishing you the best for 2019 
- Whose viewpoint is right?
