Editing Board on Pinterest

I've moved my novel editing portfolio to Pinterest. Come take a look at some breathtaking covers!

http://www.pinterest.com/fallpeople/books-ive-edited/

Rhemalda Press Releases

These press releases have been published on prlog.org and rhemalda.com:

Author J.S. Chancellor uses Twitterview to Promote the Release of Icarus
http://rhemalda.com/2011/12/twitterview-jschancellor/

Tangled Tides Makes a Splash on the Reading World
http://www.prlog.org/11736890-tangled-tides-makes-splash-on-the-reading-world.html

Tangled Tides Spins a Magical Underwater World
http://rhemalda.com/2011/11/tangled-tides-press-release/

Author2Author

I blog every Monday at Author2Author, a group blog about writing for young adults.

Selected recent blog posts:

As Long as There Are Queries and Deadlines

Compound Verbs Are Just Not that Into You

Cover Lover

Crit Groups: Face-to-Face or Online, Which Is Best?

Going to the Dogs and Cats in YA

MigWriters

I participate in a group blog on writing fiction for middle grade and young adult audiences at http://migwriters.blogspot.com/.

Selected blog posts:

Unreliable Narrators in Middle Grade

More on Characters

Time to Claim Your Fairy Tale

Highlights Fiction Contest

Because Interesting People Are Interested

What's Pretend, What's Real: How Children Learn to Imagine

My daughter and I participated in a university study about brain development in young children for this article in HealthBeat Magazine, owned by News Corp. What's Pretend, What's Real: How Children Learn to Imagine.

Charlottesville: Where the Great Explorers Started West

In this article, published in the Charlottesville Business Journal, I wrote about Lewis and Clark (and the town's chances of establishing a Lewis and Clark center for history tourists). Charlottesville: Where the Great Explorers Started West.

Capitalist Art, In and Out of Circulation

Could your pocket change make you rich? I wrote this article about coin collecting (and speculating) for the Charlottesville Business Journal. Capitalist Art, In and Out of Circulation.