Author of the Week #5

[ArmyWifeMomma]

Our author this week is:

mommykerrie

 Author:

Feel free to share some samples of your work, include links to your published works (including blogs, etc.).

For the rest of us this week lets show the author of the week some kudos and support by giving helpful feedback and taking a moment to visit her online works!

[mommykerrie]

Sorry, I didn't see the email until today.  I have the challenge of only having Internet access on weekends, but I'm plodding through anyway.  I'm in the process of merging my 2 blogs (writing and normal) ... my writing blog chronicles my writing foibles along the way so hopefully other writers won't make the same mistakes (like always talk money upfront and Google an e-book title before you make it your own unless you want to hear from a lawyer!!)  Check me out at http://MotherWriter.blogspot.com.

I published the e-book "The Laid-Back Mom's Parenting Guidebook" (formerly "The Lazy Mom's Guide to Life" ... name changed so I wouldn't get sued).  It can still be purchased at Payloadz for only $2 ... hurry, before the lawyer catches wind!  I did this to get practice writing a book ... it's only 32 pages in its current version and taught me how hard it is to come up with a concept that will actually fill an entire book.

I also have been published in a variety of local parenting pubs, which I won't bore you with now ... you can link to them on the right side of my blog http://thekerrieshow.com.

I write for eHow.com and Bukisa just to keep in practice.

Come to my blogs and sign up as a Follower or get an email subscription.  I promise you'll get a laugh reading about my life as a writer mother.

Thanks for making me author of the week!!

Kerrie McLoughlin

[ArmyWifeMomma]

I truly enjoyed both of your blogs! It really brought a smile to my face and wow do we have a lot in common. I'm in school full-time going for those bigger degrees that everyone seems to need but I couldn't agree more that parenting and writing and doing the 100's of other things should be paper enough that we can hack it. I don't know many other people outside of moms who take on as many different jobs (all at once) and still complete them.