Kim Golden's Blog - Posts Tagged "rwa"
Feeling inspired
It's been a pretty busy summer! I've done a lot of traveling over the last few months (Sicily, Copenhagen, the US, and soon to southern Sweden, Copenhagen again and Matera). I think these frequent changes of scenery have been good for me. I feel like I regaining my previous joy of writing, even if the writing is going slowly these days. I am simply happy the words are finally flowing again.
While I was in the US, I attended the annual RWA conference, this time in New York City. I had a great time while I was there--met my idols: Sandra Kitt, Rochelle Alers and Brenda Jackson. Along the way, I bumped into Megan Crane, had drinks with Moni Boyce and Lucy Eden, had dinner at Morris Motel with Lily Java.
I also was lucky enough to see the Swedish-American horror movie, Midsommar, with Nia Forrester and have lunch with Tia Kelly.
Now I am back in Sweden and it already feels like summer's moved on (cue A-ha's song "Summer Moved On" while I mourn not being able to wear shorts these days). I've been doing a lot of reading and enjoying everything I've read so far. But what's making me so happy these days is knowing that my desire to write is back. Which means I will hopefully have a new book for you soon. I'll keep you posted.
P.S. Two books I highly recommend that you read...
...if you like historical fiction?
And if you want women's fiction?
While I was in the US, I attended the annual RWA conference, this time in New York City. I had a great time while I was there--met my idols: Sandra Kitt, Rochelle Alers and Brenda Jackson. Along the way, I bumped into Megan Crane, had drinks with Moni Boyce and Lucy Eden, had dinner at Morris Motel with Lily Java.
I also was lucky enough to see the Swedish-American horror movie, Midsommar, with Nia Forrester and have lunch with Tia Kelly.
Now I am back in Sweden and it already feels like summer's moved on (cue A-ha's song "Summer Moved On" while I mourn not being able to wear shorts these days). I've been doing a lot of reading and enjoying everything I've read so far. But what's making me so happy these days is knowing that my desire to write is back. Which means I will hopefully have a new book for you soon. I'll keep you posted.
P.S. Two books I highly recommend that you read...
...if you like historical fiction?
And if you want women's fiction?
