With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season upon us, many us will be traveling to be around family. So what better way to prepare than to read about families?
Tule has several series that can help you do just that. Here, author Audrey Wick, writer of the 2018 Texas Sisters series and an upcoming 2019 brothers series, shares her experiences writing books with interconnected family characters in today’s Tule Author Q&A.
Jeannie Watt took some time to chat with us about her newest release, A Marvell Country Christmas in today’s Tule Author Q&A.
Nan Reinhardt took some time to chat with us about her newest release, A Small Town Christmas in today’s Tule Author Q&A.
Erika Marks took some time to chat with us at Tule about her newest release, Christmas Comes to Snowfall in this week’s Tule Author Q&A.
Shelli Stevens’ CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AND COWBOY NIGHTS is out now! Check out her Pinterest board and Playlist below:
(image courtesy of Hallmark Movie channel)
Jessica Gilmore‘s Baking for Keeps was adapted into a movie by the Hallmark Channel. Re-titled Falling for You, it premieres on Saturday, Oct. 6 at 9 p.m./8 p.m. Central. Jessica took time to chat with Tule about the book and its lovable characters.
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Living in two different countries with widely differing time zones can be a challenge. When Kathy moved to England we had a hard time figuring out when was the best time to try to talk for both of us. With seven (sometimes six) hours difference, that was a challenge. Thank goodness for the World Clock App and FaceTime. One of the benefits of Eve being a night owl is that sometimes we can chat when it’s the end of her writing day and the beginning of mine.
Kathy and I have been friends a long time. Before she moved to England we talked on the phone a lot. Now that she’s in England and I’m in the US we FaceTime. We try for once a week but that doesn’t always happen.
Here’s one of our typical conversations about Whiskey River—well, mostly Whiskey River.)
One of the ways I love learning about writers is through listening to them. Occasionally, I’ve been fortunate enough to attend an author signing at a bookstore, a lecture at a college, or a book talk at a coffee house. However, lately I’ve been able to connect with other writers from the comfort of my own home through podcasts.
Thank you for the opportunity to be on the Tule blog today, it’s such a privilege for me to be talking to all of you about my new release, Where the river bends.
I’m a pretty visual person, so when I start creating characters for a new book I tend to search for an image I can look to as inspiration. It was no different when I began to create the world and characters for my Once Upon a Western series. Here’s a peak at the inspiration and a little bit about the main characters of Book 1, Her Cowboy Prince, which is loosely based on the Cinderella fairy tale.
