Today is the second-to-last day of The Smartest Girl in the Room blog tour those guys at Juniper Grove so nicely organized for me, and I c...

The blog tour for The Smartest Girl in the Room continues with a review on Kay's Novel Nook, who just so happens to be a fellow Bostoni...

...and I actually share some things I haven't shared ad infinitum! Want to find out why I picked the title The Smartest Girl in the R...

And this time I got a little help from the lovely people at Juniper Grove Solutions , who came highly recommended to me by my good friend Li...

Here's the things about writing a series: you have to keep talking about all of the books. I am fine with that- and very grateful to the...

I am sooo excited about the latest review I got from Caroline Fardig. The fact that she likes the bad guys makes me even happier than that ...

A couple of weeks ago I was featured on Monique McDonell's blog talking about what I've learned as I've written. You know how I...

When Emily encounters alpha males in The Smartest Girl in the Room , she does a little more than roll her eyes. Having been the uncool kid f...

The "Careful You Don't Outsmart Yourself" blog tour continues on the Free Book Dude . I write today about the importance of wr...

A few nights ago, as part of my Orson Welles binge, my husband and I watched his version of Jane Eyre . He went into it rolling his eyes at ...

Today I'm featured on C. J. Brightley's blog , talking about the importance of If Only (or What If) and regret in our work. Whether...

The stereotype about authors, regardless of genre, is that we're all introverts who would rather live in our heads. While that's not...

I'm pleased to be featured today on Draven Ames' blog talking about how I made the advice "Write What You Know" work for...

My latest stop on my "Careful You Don't Outsmart Yourself" blog tour is on Every Free Chance. Here I discuss why The Smartes...

On Friday I decided on a name for my blog tour: Careful You Don't Outsmart Yourself . Given all of the anxiety some writers go through t...