I’ve edited quite a few YA fantasies and working with young authors is fun. But Jill Farr’s debut novel is a different animal (quite literally!); Tamer is an adult contemporary fantasy. Her main characters, werewolves, are known by different names; Loup-garoux, Lugaru, Rougarou and more in various languages. So, I asked Farr: Werewolf or Lugaru? […]
Blog
Have You Considered Mentoring?
My first experience supporting someone early in their career was as an adjunct professor supervising social work students in their master’s program. I realized I really enjoyed the teaching opportunities, particularly in unexpected clinical situations that arose on my job as an addictions counselor. As a full-time book editor, I recently entered a mentoring program […]
Author’s Bold Choice to “Novelize” Local History: The Oregon Beach Bill
I’m not usually a nonfiction reader, so didn’t know what to expect with Rachel King’s novel People Along the Sand. Surprisingly, King chose to write this history of the Oregon Beach Bill as a novel and I was captivated! I asked her to talk about this interesting choice.
Proud Member
I belong to the following professional organizations and adhere to their ethics/conduct standards.
