Window Over The Sink

In criminal defense attorney Mandy Price’s experience, men are untrustworthy. Life is better when she concentrates on career.

by M.J. Schiller Thank you, Liz, for having me on the Window! It’s an honor being on the blog that I enjoy reading so much!  People often ask where an author gets their ideas for their books. Mine come from a number of sources. One book, it was the first line that came to my mind, and the story revolved around that. (Ironically, the line ended up being in the middle of the book.) Sometimes it’s a dream, sometimes it develops out of a song, and sometimes, like with my newest r

I'm happy to have Darlene Fredette back at the Window today. She's going to talk about Book 5 in her Redford Falls Series, but first she's going to answer some questions. I just love when someone agrees to do that, don't you? 1. What do you do on those days when you’re pretty sure the muse has died and you’ll never again write a publishable word? I don’t think my muse has ever died. I have too many stories in my head and too little time. However, there have been days when I n

What if the key to abundance isn’t giving more—but giving in balance? We’ve been taught that it’s more blessed to give than to receive. But what if receiving is just as sacred as giving? And what if the two were never meant to exist apart? The Giving on Purpose journal invites you to explore the powerful, often misunderstood connection between giving and receiving. If you’ve ever felt like you give endlessly—your time, love, energy, or resources—yet struggle to receive in ret

...the days that were 'wasted’ are the ones to regret the most.

by Sheila Hansberger, Artist & Author Welcome Sheila Hansberger to the Window today. I'm sure you'll find her interview as interesting as I did! - Liz 1.   What is your favorite thing about yourself? And your least favorite.  I’m proud to say I’m not a quitter. I may struggle to get a project done, but I refuse to stop until I see results. Sadly, that’s also my least favorite trait, because in the past, I have pushed so hard to finish, I risked endangering my health. And recu

My long-gone, full-service Nana had given me all the tools I needed. I re-packed the letters, started to write, and thanks to Nana, I never stopped.

An interview with Author Karina Bartow 1.   What is your favorite thing about yourself? And your least favorite? My favorite thing is that I can usually have a genuine laugh once a day, at least, through thick and thin. It makes life a lot more pleasant to find humor in various matters. My least favorite thing is I don't have a poker face, which makes it difficult to—obviously—play poker, pull off a surprise, or handle conflict well. I’d much rather laugh, if the circumstance

by Darlene Fredette Why we fall in love with book series…and why we never want them to end. A standalone novel can sweep you away for a few hours, but a series gives you a deeper connection. There’s something magical about opening the first book in a series. You think you’re stepping into a story, but before long, you realize you’ve stepped into a world. A well-crafted series doesn’t just entertain. It invites you to stay awhile. Welcome to Redford Falls My own series, Redfor

Danielle from Winter’s Kiss doesn’t like winter, and for years, I’ve sided with her. Winter has never been my season. The cold bites, the...

Most stories start with "what if…" Ours had a different conception. Mother and daughter watching a rom-com. Daughter: We could have...

Friends Nan Reinhardt and Carol Light are in Montana this week. Both of them write for Tule Publishing. Nan's new stories are at home in...

Welcome author Kate Moore to the Window today! She's here to talk about her latest book, which I highly recommend! Her email to me this...

In my novel Her Best Man , Sarah and Will find themselves sharing a cabin on a cruise ship. The forced closeness hastens their romance,...

Ghost Mountain Ranch Box Set eBook box set available for 99 cents today and `tomorrow   https://books2read.com/GhostMountainRanch “This...

After uncounted rewrites and revisions, I finished my novel, The Measure of Life . I’d exercised the right side of my brain until...

My new desk came to me in 483 pieces—slats, panels, and hardware wrapped in plastic bags for “easy delivery and assembly.” My daughter...

Have you ever made a life-changing decision? How did it work out?  Many of us are descended from people who were immigrants from...

What can I say, my heroes have always been cowboys. From the time I first watched the older-timers–Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, and the Lone...

Do they work? Do you get anxious, excited, afraid, laugh, or cry when reading fiction or watch a movie? Things don’t have to be “real” to...