The following short interview with award-winning scientist, Dr. Emmaline Silvay, occurs just before the events of Genetic Attraction now available from Loose Id at http://www.loose-id.com/Genetic-Attraction.aspx First, a blurb about the book. At a conservative Long ...
Genetic Attraction, my first ever novel, was released today, Jan 4, from Loose Id. See it here. Here is the blurb: At a conservative Long Island University, renowned researcher, Dr. Emmaline Silvay, has two great loves – her life-saving work, and her younger research partner, ...
When I first submitted my manuscript for Genetic Attraction to Loose Id, I got a revise and resubmit letter that suggested that I needed to work on point-of-view. Now, I’m new to fiction writing (although I’ve been a non-fiction writer for a lifetime), but I thought I knew about POV. I looked at my ...
To look at the fresh, sparkling brand new year ahead that's full of possibilities at this point, and decide where I want to be at the end of it. I've done some reflection in both my personal and my writing lives and it's looking like 2011 is the year for me to really push myself through some roadblocks ...
[FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3][/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Times New Roman][SIZE=3]I’ve been cooking longer than I’ve been writing, and I started writing seriously when I was a junior in nursing school, back in 1981. All these years later, I’ve got a food blog and I’m still writing novels. I should have ...
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