Author Archives: Sue

Good-bye 2011, Hello 2012

2012 is starting off with a lot of promise.

and we’re off – NaNo 2011

NaNoWroMo.org 2011 has begin and I’m already behind. It’s a little disconcerting, but I’ve been here before and haven’t failed yet.

VCON, SIWC and NaNoWriMo

I’ve been a bad blogger. I was reminded this over the weekend at the Surrey International Writers Conference. I attended a lot of the social media sessions because I’ve been out of the ‘what’s happening in Social Media’ loop over this past year.Mysterious Ages, my fellow ML for NaNoWriMo.org and I spoke at the beginning of the month at VCON.

Writing Stuff

NaNoWriMo.org, VCON, SIWC it’s going to be a busy fall.

*sigh*

Realized last night just how long it’s been since I blogged. After this stunning realization what did I do? closed the window and did something else…. Bad Buckley.

Distruction is the Lazy Man’s Way

Have you ever noticed how the destructive folks cite a noble cause to justify their actions. Violence to combat homelessness, computer viruses to bring down Microsoft – the list goes on. To me these are lazy solutions.

Post Game/Riot Observations

Initially, I wasn’t going to join the throng, but after a few days of pondering I thought I’d weigh in on my insights.

They are not accusatory. I’m hoping they may help Vancouver save face a little and perhaps help plan better for next time. Hindsight of course is 20/20.

The Making of Hiding in Plain Sight

My new novel, ‘Hiding in Plain Sight’ hit the virtual shelves almost a month ago. So far I’m thrilled with the response it’s been getting.

Mom, men and monster to-do lists

Mom arrives here on Wednesday for a week. We lost Dad last August, so this is her first solo venture outside of my hometown without him.

Canucks and Novel Sales

Book Sales for Hiding in Plain Sight have so far outstripped all three versions of Jake.