Deborah Cooke: Author

Tag: writing life

  • Spring Fever

    It’s been looking like spring, finally, around here. (Ironically, this morning, it looks like winter – we had a dusting of fresh snow last night, but I’ve decided it WILL melt. Soon.) It’s been a very dark winter and has felt particularly long to me. There’s also been a lot going on in our lives…

  • Late, Late, Late

    Some of you have emailed me about the availability of KISS OF DARKNESS, and you’re right, it’s not published yet. You’re also right that I’m late. We had an unpleasant surprise this month when my father-in-law suddenly became very ill, and subsequently passed away. I wasn’t getting any writing done then, which isn’t a surprise…

  • Visit from Mark LeFebvre

    Yesterday, I told you about the Stratford Authors blog that I established last fall with a local librarian, Melanie Kindrachuk, to focus on local authors. I mentioned that we’d started to co-host some events with the local library. At the beginning of March, our monthly event featured Mark LeFebvre, the Director of Author Relations at…

  • Stand in the Place Where You Live

    You get two Wild West Thursday posts this week, because I need to give you the background story for tomorrow’s post. (Don’t you feel lucky?!) In recent years, I’ve become convinced that authors making connections with other authors is the wave of the future. With the rise of indie-publishing, it’s far easier for authors to…

  • Interview at WordPreneurs

    Here’s an interview I did for WordPreneurs, a site focused on indie authors. The permalink is here.