20 Questions
Here’s another “Note Post” I’m saving from Facebook page obscurity! ~ ~ ~ Early September 2013, one of my blog friends asked me to do this 20 Questions interview, something they’d been doing on their blog for a while, but … Continued
A Venn Diagram of Sorts
Did you ever have to create a Venn diagram in school? If you haven’t, this is all you need to know–you have two (or more) overlapping circles. In the area that overlaps, you write all the properties that are similar … Continued
My Thoughts on Literary Theft
I ended my war against piracy this month. For a long time, I would get incensed when I’d see free versions of my books lying all around the internet for the taking. It seemed there were thieves here, there, and … Continued
Never Say Never
When I first began publishing as an indie author, I pretty much just kept my nose to the grindstone, writing my little heart out, because I had this mantra: “If you write it, they will find it (eventually) and read … Continued
Why I Struggle Reading Indie Books and One I Recommend (my review of Kendall Grey’s STRINGS)
Some of you might have read this on Twinsie Talk Book Reviews a couple of weeks ago, and I wanted to share it here as well. I wrote an author review of Strings by Kendall Grey, and this is it! … Continued
The Problems with Indie Publishing
Over the past two years, I’ve had a lot of indie writers ask me for advice, and I gladly give it. I’ve been messaged, responded to emails, and the like, but eventually I post the advice here on my website … Continued
Be a Part of Bullet History!
This giveaway was inspired by one of my Inked Anthology sisters, Stacy Gail. When we did the Inked Halftime Party on Facebook last weekend, Stacy had a giveaway for entrants where they could name a character in an upcoming book. … Continued
History in the Making?
I’ve started a new Throwback Thursday segment on Facebook, one where I plan to give a little background behind each one of my books. Last Thursday, I focused on Tangled Web and I wanted to say a little more here, … Continued
