Author websites are as varied as the author’s themselves. I’ve had an author website since 2006. Finally this year I had it updated so that it looks more professional. Please check it out and let me know what you think. (author websites: updated again in 11/2014)
Since I think it’s fun to share photographs, I also put up a few small photo albums of my trip to Italy, my time living in Colorado and trips to various places in the southwest, a fan album and a book cover album.
This photo is of me on a street in Florence, Italy. I’m on my way to rent a car to drive to Assisi for an overnight visit and from there I went to Siena for a few days and then to the coastal villages at Cinque Terre.
I had dreamed about going to Italy for years. I went there, in part, to do research for Seeking Sara Summers because some of the novel takes place in Italy. I love doing research that involves travel! The novel I’m working on now is set in the Georgia low country, near Savannah, which is a little closer to home. I feel a road trip coming on!
If you have a website, let me know the address so I can visit your site. And, like I said before, I’d love to hear what you think of my new design and content.
Onward and upward!
Susan
P.S. I am an ex-shrink who writes award-winning novels. Check out my books here.









Hi Susan…
We first met on Good Reads now I’m following your blog. I like your changes a lot, everything looks clean and neat and fresh. I loved yesterday’s blog and the article you had linked to. In fact that was information I saved to review when I get around to working on my novel. In the meanwhile I stay busy with my Ezine Living at Lake Chapala at http://www.mexico-insights.com (log in to read the March issue with user name mar2010 and password quilters.) While you are there, take a look at the Getting Here column written by one of my team — Pam Holland from Australia is into some fascinating quilt ideas I suspect you’ll like.
My blog is at https://judysblog.mexico-insights.com
I’m updating that every day or two. Everything there from fruits and veggies to holidays and today I’m starting a series about bricks.
Thanks for being so warm and welcoming.
Judy
Susan,
I like ‘your’ new look and the additions you’ve made. Nice photos. I’ll read your new books soon. Be back!
Thanks for checking it out, Nadine!! 🙂
Hi Judy,
Thanks for visiting again! I like your website and blog. Very cool. I hope others will check it out, as well.
Susan