Finally. I began writing this book 3 years ago after a life-changing event. It has morphed from the original story into a tale of love and loss. I bled the 57,000-ish words within this cover. I truly hope readers respect Alee’s journey. There is a little bit of her in all of us. Alee is
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For those indie authors out there gettin’ your hustle on, I have a trick for you. As you may know, Amazon has taken over Createspace. (sad) In doing so, they have fucked us. Createspace allowed authors to purchase paperbacks before the book release. Like actual paperback books. Amazon does not. The “author copies” available before
I’m sure all my readers are eager to know how my query quest is going. For those that don’t know what the hell is going on I’ll give a brief synopsis. <—- that’s a query joke. In March I sent a query to an agent, cause that’s how you query. I waited 6 long weeks
I sent a query to an agent. I realized after I sent it that I didn’t mention anything about being self-published. It bothered me at first, but now it’s like, whatever. Does it really even matter? My first book bounces around in the top 100,000 on Kindle’s paid list. It’s better than the top 500,000, right?
Good news! My query is done! Cost: $50 After a slight delay, I finally hooked up with my editor/query godmother. She asked me to send her what I had. I wasn’t sure what that meant. So, I sent her a bunch of random notes and jibberish. I sent her a big pile of crap. This
Today I want to talk about writing conferences. Two things to know before you go: Are they worth the money? Will the information they provide help my writing? Unfortunately, the only way to answer those questions is to go and find out for yourself. Everyone is different. This is just my opinion/review of the conference
If your query sucks the agent will not read your pages.
I’ve been an indie author for just over a year now. I’ve sent 4 books into the world and I’ve learned a few things along the way. Recently, people have asked me about my experiences in self-publishing so I thought I’d share some insight. I’m a workshop and conference junkie. I attend them in person
There are so many things you can’t do when you’re married. You can’t kiss other people. You can’t have sex with other people. A girls’ night, becomes you and your girlfriends just pretending to be sluts. You can’t be friends with single people. You can’t meet someone of the opposite sex at a bar or the