You guys really are miracle workers.
We’re at 24 on next week’s NYT.  
THANK YOU!

The book is out, the book tour is over, and we’re all on to finishing other novels and getting our lives back for a nanosecond.  We certainly don’t have time to plan another collaboration, at least not for another year, and we’d be insane to start talking about it now, but . . .

We just got the news - in its first week out of the gate, Dogs and Goddesses hit #88 on the USA Today and #29 on the NYT! We’re very excited, and wanted to say thanks to all of you who have been here putting up with our antics from the beginning. Yay!

Tonight, we got together in Campfire to do a chat for you guys, discussing the collaborating process.
WARNING: There be spoilers. We got a little blue with the content. And it’s really, really funny so maybe put the Diet Coke down for a minute. We’ll be back with more Campfires this week as we discuss the [...]

I know it’s wrong of me, but I freaking adore Mina.  Yes, she’s immoral and vicious and ultimately homicidal, and if she had a heart it would be in the wrong place, but she grew up thinking she was Death, and not in a fun goth kind of way.   Of course, that makes her [...]

My favorite under-goddess was Gen, queen of fertility.  We had Bun and Gen, pregnancy and fertility.  Their names were not coincidental.  At first glance Bun and Gen are interchangeable — two giggly girls with silly dogs and not a full IQ between the two of them.  Looks are deceiving.  While Bun is pretty simple — [...]

There’s something I need to cop to right off the bat. I love crazy mothers.
I’m not sure why. I mean, in my writing, I see certain things pop up over and over again. Independent bookstores, love those, have ‘em in Time Off for Good Behavior and Ex and the Single Girl. Reunion love stories - [...]

Hey, all! As promised, we’ll be kicking off the Dogs and Goddesses World Tour with a trip to BarnesandNoble.com for their Dogs and Goddesses book club. Come join us!

A little more than two years since the idea first sparked, and here we are at publication day! Head out to your favorite bookstore and get a copy of Dogs and Goddesses today, and then be sure to come back here for more behind-the-scenes goodness as we hit BarnesandNoble.com for a special bookclub discussion, and [...]

If anybody ever asks me again if I’ve ever based characters on real people, I can say, “Yes, Wolfie and Milton in Dogs and Goddesses.”
Wolfie’s been part of my life for a long time now, over eight years.  He was an inbred puppy mill dachshund who’d had three owners in his first year, so when [...]