by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jun 16, 2017 | Blog
How a Debut Novel is like Jane Austen’s Lizzy Bennet Rachael Hanel, in my writing group, posted this rather hilarious, but also disconcerting blog link on our group discussion page. I think it’s so appropriate that I had to pass it along. It came along...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog
I just had a flashback. My editor Mark McVeigh at HarperCollins for my first book, Jake Riley, Irreparably Damaged, called and left a voicemail because he was so excited about this review from Kirkus. He read the whole thing into my voicemail, and I saved that message...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jun 9, 2017 | Blog
Snapped both these photos this week. Somehow, it seems ironically perfect for my birthday month. 50 years ago, I got the bike on the left for my June birthday. And here I was earlier this week on a solo gravel ride (with a new-this-year gravel bike). 50 years...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Jun 9, 2017 | Blog, Writing, Writing for Children, Writing for kids, Writing for YA
Slider’s Son and Summer. First, have I mentioned that summer is magical? That summer is hands-down my favorite season, favorite time, and as I grow older, I want more than ever to eek out every second of sunshine and warmth and bike-riding, star-gazing and...
by Rebecca Fjelland Davis | Apr 20, 2017 | Blog
Today, Frank Weber came to South Central College to talk about his experience as a forensic psychologist and about the novel he’s written, based on his inside information and expertise, Murder Book. Over forty people crammed into the biggest classroom on campus....
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