Is anyone else feeling overwhelmed and anxious? I know I am, but I’m also hopeful. This pandemic will not be resolved in a few weeks, but it will eventually get better, and I keep reminding myself of that. It’s difficult for an author (or any business) to decide what to do during times like these. […]
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Hello & Happy New Year! I’m excited to share my writing and publishing plans for 2020 with you. I’m popping in today to share my publishing plans for 2020 and to ask for your help! Read on for more details. What’s Coming Up for the Royals? There will be a Royals spin-off featuring Arianna & Finn in
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I recently read this fantastic post by the fabulous Kristen Ashley, in which she describes why it’s okay to read outside the genre or subgenre you usually read. I LOVE this post. I don’t just mean I love brilliant Kristen Ashley (which I do, and whose books I absolutely adore and own in ebook, paperback,
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Now that I’ve published Ripple, the second in the Seaside Valleria series, I wanted to give you a quick look and what’s coming up next. I wrote a little bit about it in this post, and I gave my newsletter subscribers a few more details, so I’m sharing them here now, too. Every year around
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Before we continue with my series on planning, let’s celebrate a new release! Ripple, Persy & Sully’s story, the second in my Seaside Valleria series, is out now! Amazon: http://geni.us/SV2AZ iBooks: http://geni.us/SV2iBooks Nook: http://geni.us/SV2Nook Kobo: http://geni.us/SV2Kobo Google: http://geni.us/SV2Google Goodreads: http://geni.us/SV2Goodreads Her voice was a rough whisper. “Sometimes I feel like I’ll never have peace.” He reached up to cup her cheek.
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Yesterday I talked about my planning essentials and the tools I always use. Today, I’ll talk about other planners and products that I use or have tried. Some people search for that one planner that has everything they need. I actually look for the opposite. I like having separate planners for separate things (e.g., one
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Yesterday, I talked about some of the digital planning and project management tools I use. Today I’ll start talking about paper planning. #PlannerPeace is something that’s hard to find, but I’ve gotten pretty close with my main planner. This planner is the one I use to help me plan personal stuff (everything from doctor’s appointments
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Yesterday, I kicked off my series on planning by talking about how I plan out my writing schedule at a high-level. Today, I’ll talk about digital tools I use to help me plan and keep track of all of the many low-level, specific details. Publishing a book (whether self-published like mine currently are, traditionally published
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