Kathryn Amurra

I was going to write about something profound this month, but instead I will tee you a little more about me.

Loneliness is not reserved for the undead. We have all felt it, and some of us experience loneliness more intensely or more frequently than others.

I've been thinking more about what makes writing good. While it's easy to know if a book is good, figuring out why...is not.

I always feel a little bit of sadness every time I finish reading a good book. Then, cracking open that next book, the joy starts anew.

Vampires have been around for centuries in stories and folklore. And I can't seem to get enough of them.

Sometimes people enter our lives at a particular time for a specific purpose and help us in ways no one else can, in ways we didn’t know we needed.

Despite all outward appearances, I have always been a procrastinator, and for some reason this doesn’t really bother me.

We all want the things we do, the art we create, the work we produce to be understood, appreciated, and adored.

Publishing a book is like sending your child off into the world, hoping that you’ve prepared her well and that she'll be well-received.

February is my birthday month. Although birthdays take on a different meaning as we get older, I still rather enjoy my birthday.

I've spent a lot of time thinking about forgiveness over the course of my life, and as we start a New Year forgiveness is again on my mind.

It's easy to be thankful when all is well. It's when things are not going according to plan that it's hard to count our blessings.