I’ve gotten a bunch of book recommendations lately, and they all seem to be in a very familiar theme. Apparently I give off the vibe of someone who likes to do a lot and might have a career of doing a lot of things. Which, well, in the past decade… Read More »How to be Everything review
Magic is so much fun to write, but so often the conversation about fantasy ends up in one of two places: The traditional high fantasy space of elves and dragons and drama between rival nations, or that modern day urban fantasy where there are magical beings living alongside everyone else… Read More »3 fantasy subgenres to try writing this year
Have I had this book on my TBR forever? Yes. My bad! I got it with the intent to reward myself for finishing the trilogy with reading it and then, well, last year was not the best year for me in general. But I picked this up from a Pulp… Read More »Shadow Stitcher review
I’m going to try to do this once a month now! Here’s all of the things I’ve released across all of the things this month! Handmade These items have been released on both of these shops: Redbubble The last of the patterns went up this month, and I’m out of… Read More »January stuff roundup
I have an ongoing complaint with my day job that I have far too many meetings, many of which absolutely could be an email or done in a different manner that is not a meeting. This has prompted a friend of mine to introduce me to the concept of deep… Read More »Deep Work review
Creating fantasy worlds can be hard! There’s a lot to consider in universe building and trying to make your fictional world feel fantastical, but also ensure that the world itself does not become a distraction from the story you are trying to tell. Sometimes it’s a lot easier to make… Read More »3 ways to use the real world to help your worldbuilding
I don’t remember when I put this on my holds list, but it has been on there for ages. Completely forgot about it when it finally showed up as available and I was anxious to find out what this story with the title that sounded like all the YA fantasy… Read More »Gods of Jade and Shadow review
I am slowly working on a not so secret project. My newsletter has been aware of it for a while, but I’m ready to start showing off a little of it here! In addition to the existing workbooks, I’m starting to create some more guided ones as well. The first… Read More »Guided character development workbook – Sneak peek
Fiction, how I have missed you! And something about murder and magic, which is right up my alley in terms of stories that I am in the mood for of late! Like so many others, I do not remember adding this to my holds, but I was happy to have… Read More »Witch Haven review
It’s been a long time coming, but you’ve finally decided to take that next step and get that book you finished out into the world! You want others to love your story as much as you do, and for your writing to make its way into the lives of others… Read More »5 steps to start publishing your book