Lana Lee and the job by Vivien Chien

Five years ago, if you were to tell me that I, Lana Lee, would be working full-time in my parents’ Chinese restaurant, Ho-Lee Noodle House, I would have laughed at you. Maniacally laughed. You know the kind. . .the kind that catches you when you’re walking...

Pamela Paterson and a day in her life by Peggy Ehrhart

Most days I wake up when the sun brightens the white eyelet curtains at my bedroom windows—that is, if Catrina, the stray cat I recently adopted, hasn’t already begun clamoring for her breakfast. My work-at-home job as associate editor of Fiber Craft magazine usually...

Hope Early and a day in her life by Debra Sennefelder

Writing a food blog isn’t all about cooking and taking photographs. Yes, that’s a big part of my job as publisher of Hope At Home, but there’s a lot more behind-the-scenes of being a food blogger and I’m thrilled to share a typical day in my life with you. I wake up...

Francis Hoyt and a day in his life by Charles Salzberg

I’m an early riser. I don’t need much sleep. Four, five hours, tops. On the day of a score, even less. It’s tough to sleep when you’re going over the plan ten, twenty, thirty times in your head, until you don’t even have to think about it anymore. Kinda like that...

An interview with M. Glenda Rosen

I’m M. Glenda Rosen (aka Marcia G. Rosen), I’ve been writing mysteries for the past several years after many years of writing non-fiction including “My Memoir Workbook,” and “The Woman’s Business Therapist.” Writing is my great passion. That and my family. I now live...