by M.L. Buchman Some things, I find, get easier with practice. The sailboat I rebuilt in the early 1980s and learned to sail solo Riding my bicycle at the northernmost tip of Japan -in the 34 degree driving rains of May 1993 Other things don't get easier with practice. I have written 25 novels and a dozen short stories. I was talking with a friend who has a hundred novels and passed a thousand short stories a long time ago. And he remarked how no one believes how hard it is to start from scratch. In his case, he went on a three-year hiatus for a number of reasons and was once again staring at a blank page. In my case, I just finished my Angelo's Hearth series and I'm looking at the blank page of a whole new series. You would think that it would be easier because I just launched a new romantic suspense series called Firehawks, or will on May 6th with the release of Pure Heat . The problem with that theory is that Pure Heat started as a pitch to my traditional...
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