The Roses of Prose

I'm sure you all know I spent most of August preparing my first three published books for re-release. Harvest of Dreams was originally ...

That feeling you have when you pull everything together and actually believe you're on the right path... It's a great feeling! That...

Several weeks ago, Margo bravely offered the reworked opening of her WIP (“On the Make,” Book 3 in her Brothers in Blue series) for some fe...

I've shared a couple of Journey of a Novel tales with you. The word journey implies to me a bit of work, but a path of joy and satisfact...

There was a time in the not distant past that being self-published labeled an author a pariah in the book world, not good enough to cut i...

Nearly anyone who has worked as a consultant knows that projects are broken down into sections, with those sections broken down into smaller...

We all get the same questions. What is your daily routine? Do you write every day? How do you budget your time? Do you like promotional acti...

A bit of background before I get into how I shot myself in the foot. Which I did last year. When I volunteered for a monumental task. ...

THE WRITING PROCESS OF R.E. MULLINS When asked, I quickly jumped at the chance to take part in a blog series involving an author’s writi...

This is not a political statement, even though it sounds like one. For those of us who spent many, many years in corporate America working ...

What a shock! I'm writing my post six days early, instead of my usual night before. My time is rather calm right now. You see, I wrote s...

Writers face a daily dilemma: how much time to spend on social media marketing books and how much time in writing new ones. Our agents press...

Some may find it strange that my immediate future in publishing hinges on a book I wrote years ago. Heck, I find it more than a little od...