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I’m usually found with a book in my hands. I discovered my love of reading early in life, my first true adventure in reading was The Secret Garden. My husband believes I have read more books then anyone he knows.
At the age of nine I entered a writing contest in my fourth grade class and won! I was so very excited. My teacher told me I would be a great writer.
As an older teen I traveled and wrote poetry of all my adventures and wonderful captures of the times I was living in and the people I met along the way.
I started Pull of the Sister Moon as a Novella about 20 years ago and since then, been adding and subtracting, advancing the words into a magical adventure.
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Apr 17, 2026 ∙ 6 min
Marketing a Book That’s Already Published: What I’m Doing Now
Lately, I’ve been setting aside dedicated time each week—Mondays and Fridays—to focus on marketing. Not in a rushed or overwhelming way, but in small, steady steps. Today, I wanted to share what that looks like for me. Understanding Your Audience and Setting Goals One of the first things I return to—again and again—is this question: who is this book really for? Not in a broad sense, but in a quiet, specific way. The reader who lingers over atmosphere. The one who appreciates tension that...
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Mar 18, 2026 ∙ 3 min
How Perspective Changes a Story: Writing Child vs Adult Voice in Fiction
A simple question—“Is that your wolf coat?”—becomes something much deeper when seen through different eyes. In this post, Lynda DuBois shares a scene from Wolf Coat, written twice: once through a child’s perspective, and again through an adult lens. Discover how narrative voice, pacing, and subtext can transform the same moment into entirely different emotional experiences. A thoughtful look at perspective in fiction for both readers and writers.
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Mar 10, 2026 ∙ 3 min
Where My Love of Stories Began
Where my love of stories began.
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