Welcoming a New Year
Happy New Year's greetings to you! Please forgive me for not wishing you a Merry Christmas. I didn't realize that phrase isn't as common as I thought. You didn't know either? Well, I'd like to enlighten you with an event from last week. I found it disturbing. What was...
This past month, the book cover design brief has monopolized my time. After sorting through 3,500 Amazon book covers with dragons, I found five that feel like my book. These will inform my designer of what I like. Which takes us to the next step. For the MiniBuk...
Anticipating Summer Plans
I was wondering. Do you have plans for the summer? You’ve likely been asked two dozen times. My days will be divided between two things. Mostly. Writing and yarding. Is that a word? Although the End-of-School-Year craze consumed May, I completed the fourth Oracle of...
April Freezes
“If you don’t like the weather, wait a day.” That’s a common saying here in Virginia. Which is why, if you passed my house Easter evening, you would’ve seen a grape arbor transformed into a tent. We had a freeze warning. Temperatures fluctuate in April. But the 80...
Admitting Defeat for an EbookVictory
Admitting defeat brought me to a victory. After three months of wrangling with my website, I asked Stormhill Media to step in and do the work. Good thing, too. It took an expert 5 hours to rework deniselajuanpeters.com. No wonder I failed. But even better news. An...
Little Free Library Christmas
Greetings and welcome to my December newsletter. Three words for you: Little Free Library. Have you heard of it? Perhaps you’ve seen a wooden box on a stand in parks, in neighborhoods, or outside stores. The concept is simple. Visit a box. Take a few books. Leave a...
October 2022: Missing
Greetings and welcome. This month flew by me. But I didn't want you to miss Fire Flight's cover art. Jenneth Dyck did an excellent job. It's on my website under the "Fire Flight" Tab. MiniBuk hopes to ship the collection of five short stories soon. Let's hope...
September 2022 – Changes
Greetings and welcome to my September newsletter. My roses display their last burst of pinks as the golden rods' yellow signals the time to change. Isn’t that what autumn is all about? Change? My beta readers gave me a nod to proceed with my short stories. No changes....
Late July Post
Greetings and my apologies. I don't know why this didn't publish in between the June and July posts. You are getting these out of order, but it is good to have your company on my writing journey. Speaking of company, Virginia birthed a new one last month: Tanninim...