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I guess I can officially say that I’ve hit the big times! (Or at least a version of the big times anyway, lol). I’ve made it to the USA Today Bestsellers List. At #91 with The Spell and #121 with … Continue reading →

I got my first chance at an interview yesterday (for writing, anyway) and I’m so proud! For a gander at the actual interview, on site, visit: http://www.darrellpitt.com/ I’ve also copied the interview and pasted it below. 🙂 Heather Killough-Walden April … Continue reading →

Wow! The Heat brought in $5,000 to donate to the American Red Cross for Japan Relief. Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible. We’re making a difference. 🙂

I’m a firm believer in the idea that if you give your word you will do something – you should do it. Telling someone that you’ll do something is no different than making a promise to the same effect. “I … Continue reading →

So, last night, the moon was closer to the earth than it will be all year and, in fact, something like eighteen years. It was also full. I got the most beautiful pictures of it at around two in the … Continue reading →

When I was little, my mother used to put green food coloring in the milk every Saint Patrick’s Day. I wonder if that’s why I can’t drink milk now…. 😉 Happy St. Patty’s Day! If you’re not wearing green, consider … Continue reading →

Any and all money I personally make off of sales of The Heat between March 16th and March 31st, 2011 will be donated to the American Red Cross for Japan Relief. So, if you’ve been thinking of reading The Heat … Continue reading →

I bet you buy things off of Amazon based on the reviews it gets, right? Most of us do. Almost all of us. And yet, only one buyer in about a thousand actually posts a review about their purchase. Half … Continue reading →

I’ve noticed that people in the computer industry tend to believe that everyone who is not in the computer industry is of a slightly less intelligent caliber. Never mind that it’s simply another profession – like any – and that … Continue reading →