![Happy people don’t have the best of everything, they make the best of everything. Today “A Drift of Quills” is getting our happy on. We’ve got lists! [robinlythgoe.com]](https://i1.wp.com/robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Its-All-About-the-Happy_DoQ_ft.jpg?resize=320%2C202&ssl=1)
A Drift of Quills: It’s All About the Happy
Happy people don’t have the best of everything, they make the best of everything. Today “A Drift of Quills” is getting our happy on. We’ve got lists!
A Drift of Quills: Pursuing Pastimes With Our Fictional Friends
You’ve got your hobbies, I’ve got mine… Today A Drift of Quills invites our characters to talk about what helps them relax when they’re not out saving our virtual worlds.
Book Review: The Heart of What Was Lost, by Tad Williams
“The Heart of What Was Lost,” by Tad Williams, transports us back to the world of Osten Ard—and a fresh perspective on the country's greatest enemies…
A Drift of Quills: The Best Christmas
The best Christmas is the one you spend with family and friends—in person or via the magic of the internet. It’s December, and A Drift of Quills is sharing some of our favorite things about the season. A joy shared is a joy doubled!
![Drift of Quills: Fiction Shots #11— It’s quick fiction! Three different stories inspired by one picture. This round: a girl in a fishing boat surrounded by golden fish and twinkling stars. [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i1.wp.com/robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FlashFiction11_DoQ_ft.jpg?resize=320%2C202&ssl=1)
A Drift of Quills: Fiction Shots #11 (Golden Girl)
A Drift of Quills: Fiction Shots #11— It’s quick fiction! Three different stories inspired by one picture. This round: a girl in a fishing boat surrounded by golden fish and twinkling stars.
Book Spaces That Take Your Breath Away (Library Heaven #3)
Library Heaven isn’t always the library in “Beauty and the Beast.” Sometimes there are book spaces that simply take your breath away, or spaces that invite you to curl up and get comfy…
![A Drift of Quills are talking about supporting characters in our new books—what inspired them, what they’re like, and how they impact the stories… [www.robinlythgoe.com/blog]](https://i1.wp.com/robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/SupportingCharacters_DoQ_ft.jpg?resize=320%2C202&ssl=1)
A Drift of Quills: Supporting Characters
Who’s one of your favorite supporting characters in a novel? This month A Drift of Quills are talking about the supporting characters in our new books—what (or who) inspired them, what they’re like, what their favorite color is… Just kidding about the color! Or not. Guess you’ll have to read on to find out!
Cover Candy #13 (The One With the Swords)
Check out these books with swords on the covers! I want to dedicate this collection to my character Sherakai dan Tameko, who has a (possibly alarming) fascination with swords and other implements of destruction.
![“The Queen’s Poisoner,” by Jeff Wheeler, is a quick, fun read with unexpected depth. No cardboard characters. Plenty of moral dilemmas and consequences. [www.robinlythgoe.com]](https://i0.wp.com/robinlythgoe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/BookReview-TheQueensPoisoner_JeffWheeler_ft.jpg?resize=320%2C202&ssl=1)
Book Review: The Queen’s Poisoner, by Jeff Wheeler
“The Queen’s Poisoner,” by Jeff Wheeler, is a quick, fun read with unexpected depth. No cardboard characters. Plenty of moral dilemmas and consequences.
September Inspiration (Sailing the High Seas)
My “September Inspiration” revolves entirely around Crow, the main character from my book "As the Crow Flies." I’ve had so many emails asking for more! So here we are. Crowing. Book 2, “Crow’s Nest” features demons, magic, an island…