When I woke up this morning, mist was rising from a lake in the distance, and I felt like I was in a fairy tale. I was really in a cub scout campout for my grandson. Exhausted by our adventures, canoeing, pellet gun shooting, archery, swimming, not to mention sleeping badly in a cold tent, [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Back from New York
Posted in writing, tagged " "digital age", "Karleen Koen", "manuscript submission", "Sony Reader", amazon, Kindle, publishing, reading, writing on October 20, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I’ve just come back from New York and an interesting conversation with my agent, who has been in the business thirty years. She asked me to send my next manuscript to her either PDF or as a word document because she was going to read it on her Sony Reader. She said that many publishing [...]
When Sunday night rolls
Posted in creativity, life, tagged " "Rachel Remen", "Karleen Koen", "the blues", "The Bucket List", Paris, quilts on October 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
When Sunday night rolls around, and I haven’t noticed that tiny little pop around something that has happened in the week (fodder for this blog), I turn to my journals. I don’t keep them on any kind of regular basis. But when I do, I write one or two lines (more if so inclined) on [...]
Because I’m tired
Posted in "Dark Angels", character, family, life, love, sisters, writing, writing process, tagged "Karleen Koen", "writing tips", politics, sisters, stock market on October 5, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Because I’m tried of mean politics delivered in gosh darn accents, because the stock market and depression talk of last week scared me (the cats say it scared everybody), because friends did something so kind and heartfelt I haven’t words for it yet, because I feel rudderless and writing the ending of this fourth book [...]


