5 Things I Learned From Margaret Mitchell’s LettersApplying these 5 guidelines to my own correspondence and forum participation enables me to spend more quality time on my own projects.Read MorePut Yourself in the ACX Driver’s Seat WebinarI've been working with ACX since it was in beta test in Jan. 2011. I've used it as both narrator and publisher. I'm excited to do my first-ever webinar on ACX on 11 February! Read MoreCommit to Creativity WorkshopI attended the Commit to Creativity workshop on 10 January 2021. In this article, I discuss what I learned and share 2 writing prompts offered in the workshop that gave me clarity about how to proceed in my career. Click the link below to read the full article.Read MoreWhen the Author is 6 Feet UnderHow do you find the person who holds the audio rights to a deceased author's work? I share my search techniques in this article.Read MoreBreaking a Contract on ACXIn 2014, I broke a contract on ACX. This article describes the problems leading to that decision and includes my messages to the RH that can be used as templates. Read MoreAvoid Copyright Infringement During The Pandemic (and Always)Last updated 31 December 2024 I first saw someone on Facebook propose a concept. A day or so later, I read a tweet from another person writing about the same thing. Suddenly, it seemed that this idea started spreading exponentially. I began to worry about narrator friends who were unnecessarily exposing themselves to risk. […]Read MorePlan Your Work and Work Your PlanI’ve always been a planner. I’ve even planned vacations more than a year out so that the trip would coincide with a certain date, like when I decided we’d be on cruise ship sailing through the Panama Canal on my birthday. A friend asked me about my plans for this year and expressed curiosity about […]Read MoreHow I Spent My Summer VacationCreating a new web site to serve audiobook narrators of all levels took longer than a summer vacation. NarratorsRoadmap.com re-launches 9/16 with a CONTEST!Read More20 Things Learned in Last 20 YearsHappy 20th anniversary to me! I started my voiceover business 20 years ago. The past 20 years have been a remarkable evolutionary journey, to say the least! As I was reflecting on all that I've seen, read, written, voiced, and otherwise done in that time, I decided a blog post of 20 things I've learned would be a great way to celebrate this milestone!Read MoreHow I Use My JournalUpdated 8/28/19 Earlier this week, I re-tweeted a great comment from casting director Dana Bowling: Since several people asked me about my journaling process, I thought this post with a few ideas might help you start or further your own.Read More