ncydrewsleuth.com
Life threw out a few curve balls, and to relieve the stress, she began to write fiction part-time. Five years later she sold two different manuscripts to two separate small-press publishers, using a pseudonym. She left nursing in 2003 and began to write full-time. Nancy lives in Ottawa, Canada.
Thanks for stopping by Nancy. I appreciate you including us in the party. Good luck with A Few Dead Men and the live ones in your life. — Stacy
What a fun read! Thanks Stacy for introducing Nancy. That must have been very funny and therapeutic to write.
Yes Catherine funny and therapeutic — that’s a good combination.
Hi catherine, you have no idea. Frustration makes a great motivator! Thanks for your comment!
Nancy
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by Susanna!
I second that!
Thank you for sharing Nancy with us. Her book sounds very interesting. I’m hoping right over to her blog to check things out.
Jennifer, We’re all about sharing here (well, my toddler is still working on the concept).
Thanks, Jennifer, for checking me out!
I love learning about how people come to writing/drawing for a living. Thanks!
I love those stories too Helena.
Hi Helena, it can be a broken road, for sure. Thanks for your comment!
Great intro and info on Nancy and her new book. And what a great idea – a book shower! That’s awesome. Going over right now to put my name in to win a book!
Karen, the book shower is great. I’m not sure what is more difficult — birthing a book or a baby? That might be a blog question for the future.
Hey, now there’s a great question!
A book shower is an awesome idea, Stacy. I love Nancy’s cover. And the writeup on the story is hilarious. This is something I definitely want to read. Thanks for the great recommendation. I have to go search this book out now, because I’m pretty sure it’s going to the top of my TBR pile. 🙂
Oh, couldn’t find it on Amazon and just reread your post and noticed it’s ‘coming soon’. I’ll be back for it. 🙂
Hi Sheila,
Thanks for your comments. It should be available on B & N and Amazon within the next weeks 🙂
Thanks Sheila.
Stacy, thanks so much for having me today! It’s been great!
It’s been fun to have you.
Ha! Ha! I love the theme of Nancy’s book. I can’t believe she’s based the book on all the “dead men” in her daughter’s life. Brilliant. Sounds like great fun.
Stacy, I’m going to be reviewing a well-known adult author on my blog in the future and I was concerned a bit because it goes beyond my normal children’s theme — although somewhat related. But, after reading your review, I am rolling in laughter, and won’t worry. I hope Nancy sells lots of books. Should buy this for my daughter.
Pat, Nancy wrote a great post. I think it’s fine to share authors from other genres. It adds to our experience as writers.
Patricia, thanks for your comments!
Nancy 🙂
Terrific interview…and I can’t stop laughing at the term Chick Dick. (Did I seriously just type that?!) Thanks for introducing us to Nancy, Stacy.
Hi August,
As long as people don’t except women with male genitalia, it’s all good, LOL!
August, Yes. Chick Dick just rolls off the tongue (or the fingers at the keyboard).