Writing for peace of mind
Today my book is live: Here is an Amazon link to my book! The Worth of Luck has come out and is ready to be bought by you. And now I want to puke. I wouldn’t be this anxious if it wasn’t raining and the threat of thunder wasn’t hanging above. I would have…
My first book (Worth of Luck) is coming out tomorrow, and the impending doom has made me think how and why I write. I noticed a lot has changed when I wrote my first book compared to how I’m writing my second novel for the series now. I’m still a discovery writer (the other weirder…
Doom, doom, doom, do-be, do-be doom. I had one of those mornings. Doom. I took my cat, went back to bed to reset my brain. It worked fine until the cat decided I was too hot and went away. Its fault, the little furball of heat. The cause for my feelings of doom (okay, not…
Ha, I came back to keywords and categories, and I still remember promising you to tell about my adventures with setting up a business bank account. However, I won’t bore you with that now, just with exciting things like categories to push your work into. If you are groaning already, I promise there’s a dance…
Hello everyone, this post will be a rant. Now is your opportunity to skip to the pretty picture and move on to read or do something more riveting. I was supposed to write about my cover art and pre-order status, but other issues snuck in. I was meant to start with the sentence: “I’m up and…
Hello everyone! You might have noticed that I’ve been posting reviews and whatnots instead of writing about self-publishing or writing. There’s a reason for that. I’m swamped and tired. Setting up my book, starting a new business, and doing marketing have taken its toll. Even my right knee had decided not to cooperate with me,…
Yes, the title is a mouthful, but very accurate. I have been working in a local bookshop over six years now. During that time I have learned about customer behavior, buying patterns and general mood towards books. The shop is located on a crossroads and gets both local and out-of-town customers. So, the clientele varies…
