Ghostwriting FAQs

Ghostwriting FAQs

NOTE: This blog post was first published on the Click Clack Writing blog. Since I announced my latest book project, the biography of Dr. Reatha Clark King (to be released for sale in November, 2021), I’ve been getting tons of […]

What on earth is Kate up to?

feet overlooking spray lakes provincial park

2019 started with the best laid plans. I was going to concentrate on book coaching, blog about survival tips, do a little ghost writing, and finish (and polish) my middle grade manuscript before sending out query letters to agents. 2019 […]

Survival Skill #5: Northwoods Foraging

Foraging in the woods

Many people helped bring this month’s post to life. A special thank you to Kelley Haldeman, foraging guide extraordinaire, and to Nissa Peterson, who connected us. Thank you to Eric, for accompanying me in the woods, taking pictures, and keeping […]

Survival Skill #4: Fire Catchers

This month, I learned how to make a few different types of fire catchers. If you’ve been following my blog recently, you know I’m attempting to learn a different survival skill each month (for research purposes and because it’s just […]

Survival Skill #3: Food Fermentation

Fermented cabbage and carrots

When the proverbial poop hits the propeller, people will inevitably attend to their base needs—the foundational items that make up the base of Maslow’s pyramid. These needs include shelter, water, air, and food. You’ve probably seen post-apocalypse movies in which […]

The Hidden Graveyard

Spring thaw reveals a graveyard, dirt-spattered. The sole of a shoe, peeled from its upper, candy bar and condom foils, mummified dog shit now free to decay, seep, join the soil. An empty fifth of vodka catches my eyes, breath, […]

Survival Skill #1: Winter Camping

As part of the research for my Middle Grade work-in-progress, I’m learning as many survival skills as I can. My goal is to learn one skill per month in 2019. So far so…meh. To be frank, this past month didn’t […]