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Changes in Online Presence
In the past few months, I’ve spent most of my time in the now. I have a few goals that I’m moving toward, and each day I am giving my all to reach it. And it feels really great to … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Promotion
Tagged author newsletter, blogging, introversion, living life offline, social media
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Does Social Media Make You Miserable?
For the past 3 months, I’ve curtailed the time I spend on social media. I check Facebook and Twitter once a week. I respond to all notifications and I try to take about 30 minutes to interact with friends’ posts … Continue reading
A Day In the Life of an Author
Recently, I put together a post for an ezine called Modern Creative Life. I spent a few weeks working on this post and it’s all about what my “typical Tuesday” is like. If you’ve ever been curious about what my … Continue reading
What’s Going on with The Girl Who Saved Ghosts
Ebook ARCs I’m really excited to announce that the ebook advance reader copies are up on NetGalley for The Girl Who Saved Ghosts (TGWSG)! If you are a book blogger, reviewer, librarian, or media person, you can go and request … Continue reading
What Makes A Wonderful Author Event?
Having great weather is essential for an outdoor event. It was sunny and 80s on Saturday for the Cheshire Strawberry Festival. Planning ahead is the next best thing. All the books were in waterproof suitcases and bags. We positioned the … Continue reading
Giveaways, Freebies, and Preorders–Oh My!
It’s less than 1 month until Highway Thirteen to Manhattan releases! To celebrate, I’ve got a few cool things lined up. Butternut Extravaganza Giveaway Want to win free signed paperback copies of the two books in The Six Train to Wisconsin … Continue reading
I’m Back!
Hello! I’m back from my blog sabbatical. Since it’s been a while, I figured I’d do a what’s- been-happening post for my books and me! The Unbelievables series The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts won the Silver Falchion Judges’ Choice Awards for … Continue reading
Posted in marketing a book, new release, Promotion, revision, Self-publishing, Writing, writing class
Tagged Colorado, Highway Thirteen to Manhattan, Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award, Margie Lawson, Master Immersion Class, reviews for Highway Thirteen to Manhattan, Rockin' Rhetorical Radicals, The six train to wisconsin
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How To Support Your Favorite Writers — Library Recommendations
I’m stuck in revisions. My book is pretty much a giant pile of silver poo right now. All part of the process, I know. So I thought I’d share a great post on how to support your favorite writers from … Continue reading