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Fond Farewells to Western Writers of America National Convention in Lubbock

by JD March | Jun 30, 2015 | Blog

So another Western Writers of America convention has come and gone. It was, as always, a huge success thanks to all of the hard work by the board members and director Candy Moulton. They put on a great programme of events covering a wide array of topics, ensuring that...

Crazy Women & Kirk Ellis

by JD March | Jun 29, 2015 | Blog

There is always fun to be had at these conventions. Every year someone comes up with a new idea and sometimes they become traditions. And last week we witnessed one of those moments. Western Writers of America vice president Kirk Ellis, the Emmy, Spur and Western...

The Great and the Good at the Western Writers of America Convention

by JD March | Jun 23, 2015 | Blog

I love the Western Writers of America’s conventions. They are a wonderful melting pot of colorful individuals from a vast array of backgrounds, all with fascinating stories to tell. People started arriving yesterday. Dusty Richards is here with his signature...

The Joys Of Travel & Western Writers of America

by JD March | Jun 22, 2015 | Blog

I have finally arrived in Lubbock in Texas for the Western Writers of America annual convention – it took a mere 24 hours to get here… The day started well. I set off from London Heathrow and treated myself to the luxury of breakfast at the Seafood Bar...

An Uneasy Alliance – The New Cover’s Here!

by JD March | Jan 31, 2015 | Blog

Book covers are tricky things. Go to any branch of Barnes & Noble and have a look at the latest novels on offer. What may strike you is how similar many of them are. And then have a second look and see which cover really catches your eye. Which dust jacket...

New Year Musings

by JD March | Jan 5, 2015 | Blog

Firstly, let me wish everyone out there a very Happy New Year. I hope that it brings you all you hope for, and that you manage to keep all the resolutions you made in an inebriated state on New Year’s Eve. I confess that I am glad that life can finally return to...