by Pepper Basham | Feb 14, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
Anyone still swooning from last week? I am – and boy has it been a fun. But don’t sigh your last. There are still two beautiful weeks of lip-locking action going on right here, and I have a wonderful lineup to prove it 🙂 Liz Curtis Higgs Erica Vetsche...
by Pepper Basham | Jan 7, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
This week I hired someone to do a line-edit on my work-in-progress, The Thornbearer. It’s always a bit unnerving to become vulnerable to someone else’s critique, offering my infant-manuscript to be sliced, diced, and redressed (just kidding, actually she...
by Pepper Basham | Jan 1, 2010 | Fiction Book Reviews
2010 – wow, it looks so weird in print? A brand new year and many things to ponder. So, what are some of my plans this year? 1. Develop a deeper relationship with Christ through a more consistent prayer life. How do we get to know people? Talking with them....
by Pepper Basham | Dec 31, 2009 | Fiction Book Reviews
Wow, 2009 has been a BUSY year. Of course most of my years are busy, but this one has been particularly full and fulfilling. Here are a few events in my personal writing world: Completed my contemporary romance, It Had To Be You. Completed The Journeyman Course for...
by Pepper Basham | Dec 29, 2009 | Writing Tips
I’m reading through Sol Stein’s book, How to Grow a Novel, and the first chapter begins with the perfect topic:  Readers  Not characters, plot, setting, internal angst, romantic tension…none of those, but at the very source of why books are still popular in the 21st...
