Judith Hale Everett

It seems that whenever I have nothing planned for the week, as soon as I settle into a rhythm with writing, something comes up.

Entails are familiar to most of us---but how they are broken is another matter.

In an earlier post, I rhapsodized about sidewalks, and now I'm going to do it again---but about roads.

An "on-dit" is a rumor, or a piece of gossip; coming from the French "on dit," meaning "they say," or "it is said."

Submitting to agents is much like being thrown on the Marriage Mart.