“What works for thee won’t work for me.” is a saying used by my characters when learning to use magic. Each person must find what works for them. The same is true for writing. Some people write in parks, libraries, restaurants, wherever.
Not 
me.
I can do minor clean up work in public, and the distractions are amusing, not irritating. Art projects and research are possible in the family room, hanging out with the family.
I read a post last night titled A layman’s translation of food jargon… It addressed some of the topics I rant and rave over with friends, but haven’t posted about, until now.
Who doesn’t need a Do Over app upon occasion? Heck, there’s an app for everything else. It’s time for one that’s really useful.
On 1/5/2015 my first full sized novel became available to purchase as a digital book. It’s a full novel under my name. There’s something empowering about a dream realized.
It’s also a little scary. This isn’t a short story published with other hopefuls. This is a novel with just my name on the cover. Love it or hate it, it’s all me.
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Blogging 101’s second assignment is to change the title and tagline of my blog. I decline since I’m please with both. For anyone who knows me, the decline will be a surprise. I was always ‘that kid’ in school. The one who did assignments, listened to the teacher and never acted out. I’m older now (a lot older) and occasionally march to my own drummer.
My blog started as a way to track my process toward publishing and perhaps sharing some of what I’ve learned with other self-publishing hopefuls. Over the last few years I’ve written five novels and three short stories in the Farseen Chronicles. I didn’t share this world with anyone until I watched my daughter start an art business. Her faith and determination inspired me to share the world I created. I didn’t want to wake up in ten years and wonder ‘What if…”.
N. R. Tucker 