I'm halfway through Chapter Nine of Frigid Nights and it's a doozy. Not that it's a magnificent piece of literature or anything, but there's some depth to it that's not easy to write. There's a lot of feeling and complex emotions that aren't easy to describe. When something changes you, it's not just a flick of … Continue reading No Good Nines
After a hard-fought battle with both writer's block and the struggle to find the right storyline, I finally finished Chapter 8 of Frigid Nights. I must say, it was tough. The original chapter I had written didn't fit my story well and was lacking in some areas. This new chapter, I think, keeps you wondering what's … Continue reading Finished the Trouble Chapter
Yes, I hath been stricken with influenza. 'Tis a nasty infection. Relentless, merciless, and at one time, deadly. The flu sucks. It's been going around at work and lucky for me, managed to get some of the little virus to latch onto me and cause respiratory distress. I've been coughing up a lung for about a … Continue reading The Taxing Battle of Biological Warfare
Here's a serious question: Why do you think people don't read anymore? Back in the day, kids were reading books like no other. I remember in grade school the kids, particularly the girls, would always have a book in their desk that they would read when class got boring. I used to read all the … Continue reading 27DEC2017: Question
No matter how many times you edit a novel, pick through every little word, scrape through every paragraph, a spelling or punctuation error seems to slip past unnoticed by your editor's magnifying glass. It has been almost 10 months since I first published Taking Chances and I still am finding those errors. Every single time, it … Continue reading Errors/Christmas
Drew Schroeder 