My review of Neon Dust: Into the Blast by Plum Parrot.

As a writer, it pays to consider every interaction you have within the publishing industry.

I’m a pro at rationalizing for more reading time!

Just a few things I’m grateful for!

Distractions are everywhere!

Comparison is not always healthy.

Around every turn, I’m finding more adventure, even if it’s not always fun!

Releasing a book is stressful stuff.

The prologue Pt. 2 of Blind Spot: The Covenant’s Forfeit.

Some fear their characters refusing to talk to them. Others fear their characters taking control.

In anticipation of my next promo week, I am posting the first few chapters of Blind Spot: The Covenant’s Forfeit as a serial. Enjoy!

This could not be more true.

As an author, it’s hard to know what stuff to sweat and what is so small, it should be ignored.

I like to see the threat coming.

What makes a great literary romance?

Perspective is everything.

You turn your brain inside out and put it on paper. Then it’s time to cut it down by a third. Trimming is hard.

In a genre where complicated, morally gray characters are the rage, bubbly characters still manage to be upbeat.

Reflections on how human nature is reflected in fiction.

Sale day is a moment of hope and excitement; that doesn’t mean we look our best.