How to Write a Story
How to write a story. Below are the guides that I use for my writing events, like the Short Storyathon. If you’re interested in checking out an event, you can find them on my business website for the Women’s Thriller … Read More
Iceland Travel Guide
I spent nine days in Iceland and pulled together an Iceland Travel Guide – The Single Woman’s Guide to Iceland Post Covid, almost. I also asked for input on all the questions people have about Iceland. if there’s something i … Read More
Bye Umbrella and a View of Greenland – Day 9
Next morning, it seems appropriate that it’s raining, hard. When I had looked at the weather before I left Albuquerque, rain had been predicted for every day. Once I got here, Iceland gave me a lot of great weather so … Read More
Careening on a Scooter and Flyover Iceland Travel – Day 8
The number one thing I can say about sleeping in a pod is that it blocks all the light from the never ending sunlight of Iceland. I slept well and it was really quiet, but it’s also really cool and … Read More
Gullfoss waterfall, a Great Surprise, and Sleeping in a Pod – Day 7
So much to see today in the golden circle! I plan to see Geysir, the Gullfoss waterfall, a cool bridge, I have a noon meeting of the Women’s Thriller Writer’s association, then slip into some hot springs at secret lagoon, … Read More
Soaking at Laugarvatn Fontana and Best Burger – Day 6
It’s sunny when I get up, and the landscape looks so bright and the colors so vibrant that it’s like someone wiped it down in the night. I get ready for the day then walk downstairs in my socks. Coffee, … Read More
Diamond Beach and The Beauty of Laugarvatn – Day 5
I wonder if I should drive all the way to Diamond Beach. Is it worth the drive? The pictures look interesting, and I’m intrigued so I think I’ll make that one of my destinations today. Oh, and yay breakfast! It’s … Read More
The Beautiful black beaches of Vik, Iceland – Day 4
I’m making my breakfast in the hostel kitchen when a man enters and starts cleaning. “Hello,” I greet him. “Ello,” he says in his French accent. Oh, French! That’s cool. Yeah, I like accents. He tells me he moved here … Read More
Wandering Reykjavik Day 3
Oh my. I wake up in my hostel bed after a super quiet night, my roomies being silent sleepers. I slowly turn to exit the bed. My muscles creek and I groan. Even after the hot springs, my muscles are … Read More
Iceland Volcano Videos from Day 2
Ready for some cool volcano videos? The forty minute drive to the Fagradalsfjall volcano is stunning. Hints of coastline, lots of green. You can’t see the volcano from the road because there’s a ridge of hills in the way. But, … Read More