I've been trying to post again after my year of living wordlessly and realized I'd forgotten to actually mention that the writer's block does finally seem to be gone and I'm working again. 

Yippee!
​
​I'm not burning up the keyboard or anything but the ideas are flowing and I'm writing every day. My personal life is still awash with uncertainty, so I'm not going to make any predictions on when the next book will be out. But I seem to be back on track. 

Plus, I made a pie!

​Well, actually more like a cheese cake, in shape at least, because I somehow managed to lose my tart pan when I moved last time and had to use a springform pan, which I discovered after I'd started making the crust and couldn't find the damn tart pan.

Oops.

Gluten free and dairy free (I have to because of my crappy under evolved digestive system) pumpkin chocolate-chip pie with a pecan crust. The missing slice was quality control. It passed my inspection. Um, twice now. Don't look at me like that. I baked this one for me. 

Happy Thanksgiving! 

Further adventures in overcoming writer's block. I'm still struggling with the blog, so I'll let somebody else speak for me today. Thank you, Kristen Lamb, for once again writing something I really needed to hear. 

If you're a writer or want to be a writer or a know a writer, you should check this out.  

"The Single Largest Secret to Success" 

It's NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) time again! 

Natalie Wright, sci-fi author, was kind enough to invite me to write a NaNoWriMo-related guest post on her blog last year. I probably should have posted this over here then, but the dog had died and I was kind of a mess.