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Welcome to my website. I am trying to keep it updated on a more
regular basis, and use it as a tool to keep in touch with my readers
and writing friends. Unfortunately, Bonnie (my better half) has yet to teach me how to alter some of the photos and detail work, so my apologies for the stuff that's out of date. I promise I'm nagging her on a regular basis. |
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Here's how my site is set up -
- Click
on one of the books at the top of the page to get a quick run
down of my published works and buying
information.
- I
try to get out into the community when I can for book signings
and other special events. If I have upcoming dates, I will publish
them on my Appearances page. You can also find pictures and comments from events I have attended.
- Coming
Soon will tell you what I am working on and [hopefully] what
stories or novels are in the process of being published.
- If
you want to read about the exciting adventures of a struggling
author, click on About Georgia.
This is where you will find some of my best fiction (not really).
I also read a lot, so I will share some of my best and current
reads with you. I'm doing my best to keep the Raves, Faves, and Obsessions section updated frequently, so check there to get more current chatter, if you're at all interested.
- Along
the bottom of the page is a Contact button in case you want to send me a note.
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A very wise man once told me that one’s thirties qualify as “the age of enlightenment.” Maybe it’s because my thirties are rapidly (and I mean rapidly) coming to an end, but I’m finding myself examining things a lot, much more often than I used to. Questions and observations about people, places, things, life in general, whatever, are rolling around my head in a never-ending swirl. I decided that maybe I’d try to dump some of it out onto paper (or computer screen, as the case may be) in the form of essays and see if that would help clear anything up, answer any questions, create more questions, entertain anybody, etc. Or maybe it’s just me feeling the need to blather on and force people to roll their eyes at me. Take your pick.
UPDATED: May 11.
Words of Whysdom
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"They don't like me
I can tell
But you do, so they can go to hell."
~Shirley Manson, Garbage, "Tell Me Where It Hurts" |
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