World Geography Wednesday Celebrates Switzerland

For our Valentine’s Day edition of World Geography Wednesday, we’re celebrating Switzerland with their national dish: Fondue!

World Geography Wednesday Visits Thailand

The first time I visited a Buddhist temple was in Louisiana, at Avery Island Jungle Gardens. Its Buddha statue is around 900 years old and overlooks a lily pond with a stone bridge. Many years later, my husband… Read More

World Geography Wednesday Visits England

This World Geography Wednesday, I taught my kids about England with a proper High Tea.

World Geography Wednesday Visits Brazil

I had the unbelievable privilege to live in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for a year and a half. Our apartment was in the heart of Zona Sul on the coast in the Flamengo district, right across the street… Read More

The Garage Looks at Flying Cars

If you like sci-fi, you’ve seen your share of flying cars. But the future of air taxis is a lot closer than you think.

World Geography Wednesday Visits Scotland

We lived in Aberdeen for three years (my son was actually born there, so he thinks he’s Scottish), and revisiting the tartans, food, and maps of the Highlands was a true pleasure.

The Garage Looks at MCs and MCs

Did I mention my 2nd main character in THE WRATH OF NIKE is a falcon-shifter? How could I not know that Hayabusa means falcon in Japanese?

World Geography Wednesday Studies France

When I was in college, I spent a summer in Paris studying European sustainable design practices through my university’s study abroad program. Being Cajun French, it seemed a no-brainer to take advantage of a surprisingly affordable opportunity to visit my ancestors’ homeland and get a little European polish along with college credit.

OK, fine. I just wanted to wink at cute Parisian guys over glasses of red wine in chic bars named after black cats. A girl can dream…

3 Points Define a Plane

Like most sci-fi, what I imagined for “The Wrath of Nike” is an interpretation of several scientifically-accepted ideas, without more than a passing glance at the laws of string theory.

You’re welcome.

The Garage

Some people think I included sport bikes in “The Wrath of Nike” and “Fighting for the Crown” to appeal to male readers’ interests. In reality, it appeals to mine.