On a Date In May

Well, I’ve almost got an image in my head about what I want the site to look like. It’s coming along.   The most exciting thing is that I have some ideas for blog posts as well.  After all, what does a writer write about?  What do people really want to know about the writer?  How often can you talk about where you get your ideas.  Life brings ideas.  It’s easy to type them out.  Some work, some don’t. It’s just about getting them down on paper to see if they actually work as well there as they do in your head.

Yes, for those people who want to know, I am close to getting the first Whisper novel out.  It will likely be called Face of the Earth.   Look for more updates on this between mid June and mid July as that is my target. I am well on my way to finishing the second as well.  Both novels will be short, more novella than novel.  The prices will reflect that.   I’ll have them on Kindle direct first, followed by the nook and then the hard copy novel will be available at Amazon.  Check back

About Bonnie

Bonnie Koenig has been writing all her life but has only recently started writing professionally. She has been a veterinary receptionist, a library assistant, a cemetery sexton, and a licensed acupuncturist. When she's not writing, which, unlike many writers, she actually loves to do, she's often found reading with a cat on her lap. If you'd like to see her imagery, you may want to check out The Cat Post Intelligencer at http://www.mysiamese.com. It is devoted not only to her images but to all things cats.

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On a Date In May

Well, I’ve almost got an image in my head about what I want the site to look like. It’s coming along.   The most exciting thing is that I have some ideas for blog posts as well.  After all, what does a writer write about?  What do people really want to know about the writer? [...]

And on to Milwaukee

Driving up through Chicago to Milwaukee I am surprised at how close Chicago is to Wisconsin. I forget every time I visit. I expect the long drive from Portland to Seattle but I end up with an hour or so drive. Dennis drove, following the directions of the GPS, which has the intense desire to [...]

Arriving in Chicago

A few weeks ago, my husband and I set out for a vacation. This year it was my turn to do what I wanted. I wanted to visit my aunt. Upon arriving, I realized why the call of “home”, the home of my parents but never to me, called so strongly. It had been seven [...]

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