Monthly Archives: June 2016
Good Reminders
Your mind is on fire as you type out your latest story at super-fast speed when, all of a sudden, you come to a halt. You want to include a date or a time period, and you’re not sure of … Continue reading
14 Day Writing Challenge #amwriting
Originally posted on The Writing Chimp:
The Fourteen Day Writing Challenge (PDF Version)
July 1st – #Indie Pride Day! #BookBlast — The Write Stuff
Originally posted on deborahjay: Welcome to Indie Pride Day On July 1st we are proud to be celebrating Indie authors and their books – and that includes me! Brains to Books are hosting a huge book blast and Goodreads takeover, … Continue reading
Goals
The first draft is finished. I don’t know how to feel currently. Relieved? Yes. Relieved is about the extent. Surprised, of course, because I’ve written an entire novel by hand. All I need to do is a) put it in … Continue reading
Listening To Music And Thinking
Recently my world changed, for the better, if you can believe it! What changed? My pain is fully controlled now. Fully. For over a week now energy is coursing through me. I am able to do a little more housework to help … Continue reading
Tired
Rather tired tonight. The words are flowing. I was hoping the first draft would be done by the end of this month. This deadline is getting pushed to the second week of July because of Independence Day and its plans. … Continue reading
#Smashwords and KDP Questions — The Write Stuff
Question for you authors who publish on Smashwords, or on Smashwords AND KDP, combined. I’m planning to move my first Wake-Robin Ridge novel from KDP Select to “regular” KDP, so I can permanently reduce the price on the book. I … Continue reading
…Authors …there be lies, damn lies, statistics and Amazon book review numbers… — Writer’s Treasure Chest
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: …those of yeez who have graced this blog with yer readership over the last few years will know I like to keep tabs on some of the things I believe an author, self-published or otherwise, … Continue reading