CRF Montgomery
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- A Newbie's Guide to Publishing
- Tara Maya's Tales
- What's Bubbling At Cauldron Craft Miniatures?
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Publishing |
| Occupation | Editor, Writer, Teaching |
| Location | Westen Slope, Colorado, United States |
| Links | Wishlist |
| Introduction | I live on a mountain in Colorado, by a river with my loving husband and faithful bichon frieze, Biscuit. My family is too far away in a strange land called New York. An ideal day outdoors is spent soaking in a natural hotspring with a great read after a vigorous massage. (As long as I don't get so relaxed I drop the Kindle in the water!) An ideal day indoors is spent reading and writing, especially editing a )new book! (Oh, and with some chocolate to keep me going!) |
| Interests | family, spirituality, friends, editing, e-pubbing, audio book recording, Fair Trade coffee and chocolate, green and organic living, rain on a tin roof with a blazing fire, sff, social justice, magic, travel, global collaboration, random acts of kindness, PETA, technology, life-long learning |
| Favorite Movies | Anything by Tyler Perry, Pulp Fiction, The Shooter, Seven, Face-Off, I Robot, The Stand, The Labyrinth, As Good As It Gets, The Bucket List, The Matrix, Star Wars, Steel Magnolias, The Devil Wears Prada, The Neverending Story, Avatar, The American President, Timeline, Day After Tomorrow, MIss Congeniality, Centennial, Lonesome Dove, The Secret Life of Bees, The Jury, and too many more |
| Favorite Music | The song of mountain and river, my family laughing, my dog doing anything, birdsong, soft tapping of a keyboard, my mother playing piano or classical guitar, my husband snoring beside me |
| Favorite Books | Conmergence, The End of Marking Time, The Wise Woman, The Hunger Games Trilogy, The Tales of the Otori, Blackwater, Harriet the Spy, The Wheel of Time series, The Kitchen House, The First Annual Grand Prarie Rabbit Festival, Y.A. Lit, Robert Jordan, everything S.M. Sterling, everything Lloyd C. Douglas, the Non-Required Reading anthologies, Tolkien, The Mitford Series, everything Evanovich, and everything yet to be written . . . |
What spells can you cast with magic markers?
I have actually seen many spells cast with magic markers. Young people work magic with them all the time. My refrigerator is as enchanted as C.S. Lewis's wardrobe. Most of these spells bring love to the writer. They are very powerful and most potent when cast by children between the ages of 3 and 7.