Deborah Cooke: Author

Category: Writing Life

  • In the Garden

    Some of you have asked to see pictures of my very happy garden, so here we go. First, these are images from last year, about this same time. (My garden does its best thing in June.) Alliums, with a guest. Yellow daylilies. Yellow foxgloves. Red perennial (oriental) poppy. Stonecrop. Orange annual poppy with variegated hosta.…

  • Home Again

    Phew! I’m home again, after attending both Book Expo America in New York, and Lori Foster’s RAGT in West Chester Ohio. Although I was home for a few days in between, it feels as if I’ve been gone for ages. The garden has gone *boom* and the laundry has piled up. The best part is…

  • Gardens at The Cloisters

    Last week, I was in NYC for Book Expo, but I had a little bit of extra time. I spent a good bit of that time at one of my favorite sites in New York, The Cloisters. This museum is part of the Metropolitan Museum and is located in Fort Tryon Park at 190th Street.…

  • Moved Archives

    This past weekend, I moved the blog archives from my old blog location Alive & Knitting (http://www.delacroix.net/blog) to here. This means that the individual posts are here now, but also that their urls have changed slightly. It’s also likely that some pictures are missing and that there are broken internal links (because the urls have…

  • The Appeal of Indie Publishing

    This morning, I was interviewed by Matt Galloway on the CBC’s show Metro Morning. This was a result of the announcement on Friday that Newscorp is acquiring Harlequin. There’s been a suggestion in the media that Harlequin’s sales are down because of authors choosing to self-publish or go indie. I’d been interviewed on that show…