My urban fantasy novella is now available!
August 9, 2018
My urban fantasy novella is now available for $0.99! … More My urban fantasy novella is now available!
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Last Minute Book Launch Check List
July 11, 2018
Publishing a novel can be overwhelming the first time. In the rush to get everything done, you might forget something and have to re-cork the champagne bottle to do it. … More Last Minute Book Launch Check List
5 Tips For Writing Settings In A Novel
March 7, 2018
Setting is the background where your characters act out the novel’s events. … More 5 Tips For Writing Settings In A Novel
2018 Writing Goals, #AuthorLife #IndieAuthor
January 18, 2018
Goals, like a cheating boyfriend, who needs ‘em, am I right? Wrong, because I do need them—goals, that is—if I’m going to accomplish my dream of literary world domination. … More 2018 Writing Goals, #AuthorLife #IndieAuthor
2017 Year In Review, #WritingLife
January 10, 2018
2017 was a better year for me than 2016. With my writing goals, the results were not as overwhelmingly successful. … More 2017 Year In Review, #WritingLife
Quarterly Writing Goals: Q4 2017
January 3, 2018
Here is the check on my writing goals during 4th quarter. … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q4 2017
Quarterly Writing Goals: Q3 2017
November 1, 2017
One of the best ways to stay on track with goals or annual resolutions is to write them down and to periodically keep regular progress reports. … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q3 2017
Quarterly Writing Goals: Q2 2017
July 19, 2017
Are you on track to meet your annual or quarterly writing goals? … More Quarterly Writing Goals: Q2 2017
A List of Book Promotion Sites
May 24, 2017
Marketing is a four letter word to most authors, and I don’t mean the word ‘love.’ Advertising and marketing are important no matter how icky it makes you feel. Writing a novel and making it available to the world doesn’t mean the world will take notice. Or care. Or fart in your general direction. Once … More A List of Book Promotion Sites
Writing Scintillating Scenes––Part VII
May 4, 2017
Originally posted on Donna L.H. Smith:
You’ve heard it said that writers should write using all their senses. Here’s why. A scene without sensory detail or imagery created by elaborating details is just a sentence. Create scintillating scenes by inserting unforgettable word images in the reader’s mind. Click to Tweet #amwriting #scintillatingscenes Sensory detail…
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