This is more of a heads up for anyone who is following me! I’m taking a break. I’ve been publishing multiple books a year for 9 years. For my 10th year, I’m gifting myself a break. A whole year of not pressuring myself to get something ready for publishing. It… Read More »Taking a break
About time I checked this one out, I think. I’ve been wanting to see what so many people were talking about, and I’ve been watching the vlogbrothers for years now. Not big on John Green’s books1 but this was a genre book so maybe it would be a better fit… Read More »An Absolutely Remarkable Thing review
Did you know there was an Ikea horror novel? Because I have known about it for a while now and I’ve finally gotten around to checking it out! Horrorstor focuses on Amy, a woman working what feels like a dead-end job at an Ikea knockoff store called Orsk. There’s been… Read More »Horrorstor review
As you know, I’m doing a preorder for Cloned Evil: Fredrika! Like, as an actual campaign this time and not just as a link to purchase before it comes out as I’ve typically done in the past. But why? The short answer is that it looked like fun! I’ve been… Read More »About the preorder
Someone recommended A Darker Shade of Magic to me so here I am having read it! I don’t remember who suggested it, but thank you, it was a great read! The book follows Kell, an Antari from Red London and one of the few people who can travel between worlds.… Read More »A Darker Shade of Magic review
I got the sequel already! That was really fast. Solutions and Other Problems continues the trend of being a series of anecdotal essays looking into the life of one woman as she tries to understand life and several of the animals and people who have come in and out of… Read More »Solutions and Other Problems review
… from a storytelling standpoint, at least. This is a conversation I’ve been having a lot in my writing circles: What’s the difference between writing for an indie audience and a traditional publishing audience? Because there is a reason why I ask people about their intent when they are looking… Read More »3 ways YA indie books are different from traditional
The City and the City is a murder mystery that focuses on the death of a woman who was found essentially in the wrong city, and trying to figure out what happened to her. More than that, though, the story is about two cities that share the same physical space,… Read More »The City and the City Review
Being an author can be really tough, as most people who know authors are already aware of. On top of writing, they also have to worry about getting people to read their works and get the word out. If you’ve ever wanted to support an author or their books, but… Read More »How to support your local author
I have been putting a lot of work into getting the shop ready! Given the goals of this year are to do more creative projects, and because I am leaning towards more physical products, I’m going to need a place to put them all. And that means I have gotten… Read More »New additions to the shop