Monthly Archives: November 2009

Doing What I Should Have Done, A Little Later Than I Should Have Done It

I started a new project today: Outlining my book.  “But Anne,” you say, “isn’t that something you’re supposed to do before you write a book?” Yes, dear Readers. Many authors do outline their novels before they type so much as a … Continue reading

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I Know. I’ve Been Neglecting You.

I do apologize for my lack of the usual aimless rambling that goes on around here. Truth be told, life has sort of been demanding a little more of my attention lately, which means that there are a few things … Continue reading

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If Kathryn Stockett Can Do It, So Can Anne Riley

My friend and mentor S. told me about this yesterday after I lamented to her about my continuing battles to sell my book. I believed her, but I don’t think I really appreciated it until I saw it in print. … Continue reading

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