A Break from Our Regularly Scheduled Programming

  I don’t think I told you this, but I won a trip to New York City from my favorite places, Sephora (Mecca) and Bumble and bumble. (My hair is quivering at the thought) I went this weekend and was treated to a day of bliss at the Bb salon. The photo above is of […]

Special Interview Coming Up in February: Donovan Candle

Okay, you may not have heard of Donovan Candle, but you may have heard of the author of A Life Transparent and The Liminal Man, Todd Keisling. To celebrate the release of The Liminal Man, a Blog Tour is running rampant for a month and a half! Right here, on the Verge, on February 12, […]

Plagiarism Has No Place in Your Work… or Your Profile on Freelance Sites

I use Elance to find projects when I am between private clients. On Elance, I maintain a complete profile. It includes my experience, my standards, and more. The one thing it does NOT include is a portfolio of my work. Plagiarism runs rampant in the freelance community. This is a sad, but true, fact. I […]

One of Our Thursday’s is Missing by Jasper Fforde – Review

My book reviews are meant to be short, sweet, and spoiler-free. This novel is the latest in the Thursday Next series, which I always enjoy. This book’s protagonist is the written Thursday rather than the real one. The book world features prominently in the Next series, and rather than ruin the fun for bibliophiles, let […]

Review Blog Merged

Rather than waste more time working out how to manage two blogs on one site (which should be easy but is not), I am merging my previous book review blog (mini-spoiler-free reviews) with this one. It’s nice to have everything all in one place, isn’t it? I thought so, anyway….

I’m Baaaaaaack!

When I saw that it had been something like 48 days since my last post, I was appalled. To those of you who actually read this blog, please forgive me. It’s been about 48 days since I’ve been able to find the time and energy to blog. I’ve been to numerous doctors in attempts to […]

New Service: Tutoring

I have worked with my own children as well as others in English Language Arts. I write lesson plans (ghostwritten) for several websites and have also ghostwritten copy for educational apps. I created a book club for families. With all that in mind, I have started offering tutoring services. I have my first client through […]

Do Spelling and Grammar REALLY Matter?

I have encountered so many “writers” who have terrible spelling and seem to take a finished work and sprinkle commas over it with a salt shaker. This just is not going to work if you are going to call yourself a writer. One young man asked me to read something he had written and give […]