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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Platform-building (A guest post from David B. Coe)
Originally posted on Rebecca Kuder:
In which David B. Coe shares some wise words… [For this post, I’m pleased to welcome the writer David B. Coe as my first guest blogger. David is among my favorite colleagues at the Antioch University Midwest Individualized MA…
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Short story evolution
My police procedural which eventually became FORTY & OUT started in a short story titled (not very creatively!) “Happy Birthday to You” in 1990. It was printed in a now-defunct regional magazine called Ohio-Michigan Line published in Toledo. Toledo Homicide … Continue reading
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Getting into character
Originally posted on Rebecca Kuder:
September 2013: Snuck back into the Earlham College makeup room, where I used to get into character… ? ? I just wrote a note to one of my students, and thought it blog-worthy. I don’t think you…
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Pre-orders available now!
Thanks to the creative efforts of the talented cover designer at Deadly Writes Publishing, my debut novel Forty & Out has a fantastic look – I’m so excited! Here’s a teaser: Someone is targeting Toledo’s single women when they turn … Continue reading
