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On Wednesday’s I blog about ghosties and what goes bump in the night. But after having breakfast with my sister-in-law I had to share a ghostie story. Go to my blog and check it out.

http://www.isabellaclayton.com/blog/index.php

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Since my deadline is causing me major stress right now, you have two choices - you can go back to my post last Friday and re-read that and be uber impressed that I actually blogged on something informational while I’m having my stress meltdown (Rationalization - always a favorite Or, you can just let me remind you that my contest for a signed copy of Ceremony of Seduction is over next week. I will have my kiddo draw the winner at random early next week from among all those who are subscribed to my monthly Tina/Cassie email newsletter.

If you’d like to subscribe, head on over to my MySpace page and look down the right hand side (Under the glittery thong and the slideshow of my cover and pic) and you can subscribe right there
Anyway, think productive story thoughts for me, will ya? I’m off to Starbucks with my iPOD and laptop and will be there until my butt falls asleep in the chair. (Talk about leaving you all with an ice pick visual picture! LOL)

Cassie/Tina

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I googled my name and was shocked to find out I had another review out there for BURN BABY BURN by Romance at Heart Magazine. Better than that, the reveiwer had some nice things to say about my story.

“A short story published by Wild Rose Publication, Burn Baby Burn is sure to make readers wiggle with contained ardor. Ms. Logan’s indisputable characterizations are engaging as they fuel this incredibly sexy tale. Readers, looking for an arousing short story that will stay with you well after finishing? Then pick up Burn Baby Burn, you won’t be disappointed.”

A Dedicated Reader,

Lynne

www.lynnelogan.com

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While waiting (all day) at the dealer to get my car fixed, I had the great opportunity to sit down, relax and read the Romance Writers Report (RWR). Some of the articles about time; started me thinking about writing time, email time, loop time, website time and myspace time (and there is more).

That led me down the path of my writer’s journey. For the last two years I’ve been learning about writing (e.g., formatting, POV, plotting, pacing, etc.). In those years, I also worked full time at a day job, moved 3 times, had a messy divorce, re-establish contact with old friends, made new ones, re-introduced myself to my family, traveled, went to conferences and found myself. That didn’t leave a whole lot of physical and emotional time for writing.

With the Universe’s blessing, I’ve been able to calm my life, center myself and give thanks for the journey there. I’ve finished my manuscript and am plotting the second one.

Time,,,hmm. You think it is a hindrance and your enemy, but to me (in hind sight) it’s a blessing. Without time, I would not have found my voice. Without time, I would not have healed. Without time, I would not have the knowledge about writing and about the business of writing.

Now I’m getting it, what it means to me to be a writer and what time commitment I’m willing to give to make it happen. So if I can encourage others it would be to take your time, find your voice, don’t get discouraged because the Universe provides and let time be your friend not your enemy. Isabella

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