This is the part of the web site where you get to express your ideas, questions, hopes, values, and thoughts in general about the challenges and excitements of writing, creating, and promoting your work – or to share the fun and thrill of what you’re reading.

I’m asking both readers and writers whom I know – and I’ll eventually go out on a limb and put out a call to some people I don’t know, but who I think will have something interesting to say.  The focus will be mainly on mystery/suspense, romance, fantasy, horror, SciFi, or YA, in keeping with the interests of most of my readers – but that doesn’t mean that I won’t have writers bring in topics or authors that you might not quite expect to fit these areas.  So, do respond here on this site or by sending me an email at  syang@worcester.edu.  But keep it clean – Natasha will be watching!

 

If you have ideas for a blog appropriate to this site (250-1000 words), contact me at syang@worcester.edu and I can see if your proposal would work.  All final decisions for editing rest with me (and my co-editor), since I’m the one everyone will blame if something looks hinky, content – or grammar-wise!

This month’s  feature:

28.  “Seeking the Source of Seeker in the Mortar & Pestle Series“

Jean M. Grant is an award-winning author who writes historical and contemporary romance, women’s fiction, and articles for family-oriented travel magazines.  Our March blog from Jean explores how she and some of her historical-romance compadres came together to create a series of mystical romances that stretch through the centuries.  Jean’s contribution, Seeker, draws from another series she has created:  The Hundred Trilogy and enables her to give much deserved attention to two supporting characters from the final book. Just for fun, Jean fills us in on her love of Scotland and the visits there that inspire her writing. Though Jean’s original background is in science,  she draws from her interests in history, nature, and family for inspiration.  Her email address is:  www.jeanmgrant.com

Updated 3/28/23

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