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What’s on Tracy’s Desk? (2025 Edition)

Fourteen years ago, I shared a snapshot of my writing desk—and a surprising number of you still remember it! That desk is still with me, but the world around it has changed: the landline is gone, the monitors have multiplied, and only Strider remains of the original furry trio. This year, I revisited that 2011 post with a photo tour of my current workspace, the oddball trinkets that inspire me, and a glimpse into how I really write now—recliner and all. Spoiler: dusty fantasy author chaos is alive and well.

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May the Fourth Be With You…

Every year I write about May the Fourth, and every year, it seems, I explain why I cannot ignore the day.  So this year, I won’t.  🙂 Instead, I’m bringing forward the most interesting post from previous years. You can also find other May the Fourth posts here and here.  Have an interstellar day! t.

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May the Fourth Be With You…

Star Wars is the reason I’m writing.  Han Solo’s infamous “I know” is the reason I’m writing romance.  (For the full story, click here and also here.). So it would be almost criminal for me to ignore Star Wars day. I’m so looking forward to the new movie!  Han Solo is back! And I tripped

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Mash – July 7, 2014

A round-up of sites, links and other interesting tidbits I’ve seen and heard lately. Indie Authors Quitting Their Day Jobs http://www.thepassivevoice.com/06/2014/indie-authors-quitting-their-day-jobs/ This is a wildly inspirational post for any indie author, anywhere. If you’re not an author, it’s still fascinating reading — right up there with the AuthorEarnings.com posts. If you thought indie publishing was

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1977. A Mere 33 Years And An Eon Of Differences Ago.

Just because many (most?) of us reading this post were alive and can remember 1977 far too well, it’s tempting to think that 1977 really wasn’t all that different from 2010.  Yeah the clothes were really groovy, and the music was downright embarrassing when you listen to it now (except for those folk who insist

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