The emails have been coming in, and a lot of you have asked certain questions, so I’ll answer them here.
Q: Will there be more Clare and Tony books?
A: As with the vampires and the medieval stories, I’m not planning more Clare and Tony books at this time. Perhaps a Christmas mystery at some point, though. The Mojo books will start in November of this year, and I think you’ll like Mojo and Tucker as well as Tony and Clare.
Q: I wrote a book. Do you have any advice for me?
A: Yes. If it’s a romance, join Romance Writers of America. There simply isn’t a better writer’s organization. They have local, regional and national workshops and events. Successful, working writers donate large amounts of time to teach the ins and outs of writing and selling a book. Start there. You need to join the national organization, but then you can join a chapter. At the very least, you’ll make some wonderful new friends.
Q: Are you still using the ROM machine you wrote about on your blog?
A: No. I’m ashamed to say that, between writing, traveling and celebrating the holidays, I got off track. But I’m going to get back to it. TODAY.
Q: Why are you moving to Spokane when you have such a great life in Arizona?
A: There are many reasons. Spokane is home–I was born there. I miss the changing seasons and the trees. My dad lives nearby, and I want to see him more. The horses need cooler summers and more room, and so do the dogs. I will be closer to friends and family. As a little girl in Northport, I wanted nothing so much as to leave. See the world. Live in lots of different places. I did that. Now, I’m ready to go home. It’s a full circle kind of thing.
Q: From my sister Sally. Do you still love me? You’re not answering my emails.
A: YES, I still love you. It’s your internet server I’m not so wild about. I am answering your emails.
About Linda
The daughter of a town marshal, Linda Lael Miller is a #1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than 100 historical and contemporary novels, most of which reflect her love of the West.
Raised in Northport, Washington, Linda pursued her wanderlust, living in London and Arizona and traveling the world before returning to the state of her birth to settle down on a horse property outside Spokane.
