Only a week or so ago, I posted a blog here entitled, what I learned from Ernest Hemingway. In it I said that Hemingway was good writer because he let the dialogue of the characters do most of the heavy lifting-that is the writer could convey emotion, mood, feeling etc., to the reader. To do otherwise was tantamount to having an annoying stage director come out in the middle of a scene to comment on what the characters were thinking and feeling. (more…)

 PRESS RELEASE: THE OSGOODE TRILOGY

The Osgoode Trilogy, WINNER OF THREE HONORABLE MENTIONS-THE LONDON BOOK FESTIVAL, THE DIY CONVENTION AND THE HOLLYWOOD BOOK FESTIVAL.

We are pleased to announce that A Trial of One, the third in The Osgoode Trilogy, by Mary E. Martin, has received honorable mention at two major book festivals (more…)