It’s been a LOOOONG time since I’ve written a blog post, primarily because I’ve been busy writing books instead. When you had a fixed amount of time to write at all, you learn how to prioritize–quickly. So now, with my trade debut hitting shelves in three months and twenty indie/APub …
Okay…this is going to be a big post because I could only narrow it down to SIX finalists instead of three. Yes, I’m totally passing the responsibility of narrowing it down onto you 🙂 I think you’ll forgive me eventually. Here they are (in no particular order). Please vote for …
Tomorrow marks another milestone for me as a writer. My co-written young adult fantasy series launches and I’m both excited and nervous. Doing something new is always scary, but it’s necessary for growth as a person. I hope that this endeavor becomes as popular as Caged or even more so. …
I’m sure that by now I have confused the daylights out of most of you regarding the projects I have in the works (and rattling about in my brain). In light of this, I decided to do a tiny little blog about my different projects, how they do or don’t …
I have no idea why I named this post “Weathering the Storm”…I think it just sounded cool. Anyway, in all fairness, that’s what I feel life is like at the moment. I’ve been trying for balance from the second I published Caged, but, nearly ten months later, I still haven’t …
I’ve found myself in a bit of a pricing dilemma lately. Here’s the scoop: Indie authors tend to be discriminated against by readers because they assume that the lower price indicates a lesser quality of work, but fans of Indie writers don’t want to pay more than around $5 a …
When I was working towards my doctorate, I never once thought that my daily conversations/emails would center around makeup artist schedules, models, agent representation for TV and movies, book releases, editors, literary agents, and foreign publishing rights. They didn’t teach us about that in neuroanatomy 🙂 And yet here I find myself, discussing …
