Author Archives: Rena

I went on a bit of a rampage on Facebook yesterday. No, I’m not usually one of those people. I don’t jump up on a soapbox very often. I tend to stick to funny pictures and kid quotes. Low drama. … Continue reading →

There are a lot of blog posts about your motivation as a writer. Why you write is important. This is not one of those posts. (Although, if you’re on Twitter, Kate Brauning had a great series of Tweets yesterday on … Continue reading →

I’m excited to participate in a blog hop about the writing process. This is my first blog hop too, so there’s that. When I was asked to participate, I thought there would be actual hopping involved, and I got really … Continue reading →

Hello, and welcome to my first ever COVER REVEAL! Woohoo! Dance party! I’m super excited to be able to share the cover of Krista McLaughlin’s upcoming novella: BREATHLESS. You guys, this book sounds A+MAZING. Krista is a fabulous writer friend … Continue reading →

I have a bone to pick with my writer buddies out there. Something that has been bothering me for some time. Something that makes me cringe whenever I see it. This sort of thing: “Ugh, my writing is crap. This … Continue reading →

Do you like how I rhymed the title? Total accident. I just sat and stared at the title bar for ten minutes or so, trying to accurately sum up my feelings about the past week in just a few words. … Continue reading →

Though I have not been officially diagnosed with ADHD, I am fairly certain I have some level of the adult form. (I’m a therapist, I’m allowed to decide that.) This has been coming through loud and clear in my writing. … Continue reading →

I recently resigned my position as a faculty member at a well-known online university. I actually taught classes at the local campus, and not online. I had never planned to do anything like that, teach college courses, but when they … Continue reading →

I have a confession to make. I kinda sorta a little bit hate New Year’s. I don’t hate THE New Year, I just don’t always appreciate all that comes with it. All the reflection over the past year. The regrets. … Continue reading →

Ahhh, Christmas. Time for family and food, presents and celebrating. If you’re church-goin’ folk, like me, a time to reflect on the “true” meaning of Christmas, the reason we celebrate it at all. I live in the same town as … Continue reading →