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The End of the Beginning
For those of you who have read my last two novellas, The Hidden Monastery and the Last Prophecy, there has been a bit of a build up towards the first book, the Well of Youth and what may potentially happen. I left both these novellas on cliff hangers with characters from the first playing prominent…
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Ruining the reputation of self-publishing: an amateur writer, one year on.
Having just come passed my one-year anniversary this has some inspiring positivity, frank attitude, and encouragement to keep going. If you are self-publishing and are not sure what to do, this is a great way to start… Source: Ruining the reputation of self-publishing: an amateur writer, one year on.
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Ups, Downs, and Roller Coasting Around
This very late post was relegated to being on a my first available free day because there have been so many ups and downs lately, as there usually is at this time of the year, that I haven’t had time to sit down and write, let alone play games or do any of my normal…
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Why Your Book Isn’t Selling
This is a fantastic read, doesn’t simper its words, but relays the core of problems with self publishing that I’ve either made, or seen others make. They are easy traps to fall into, but with a little forethought and planning they can be avoided. The writer’s worst nightmare. You researched, you wrote, you finished, and…
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Chasing imaginary things
I’ve posted on twitter that I’ve joined the throngs of Pokemon players. I know, I know, don’t curse me now, hear me out. I knew the game designers from playing Ingress, and I’d played and watched all the Pokemon games and anime. I was looking forward to what it would entail. Except what I didn’t…
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Book Review: The King’s Weapon
In this week’s read I found myself, thanks to Tiktoker @crabandbell reading Neena Laskowski’s The King’s Weapon. The story follows Kallie who’s trained all her life to follow her father’s wishes, and unite the Kingdoms as they were in the past. With a latent gift for manipulation, when she touches someone she can tell them…
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Echo of the Evercry ARCs!
I never planned to write a neurodivergent book. I didn’t mean for Larissa to be autistic. But it happened. And I didn’t realize it until I was reading the edits because all I’d done was write Larissa true to me. As someone who wanted to solve fights with words, and not swords. As someone who…
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Book Review: World Running Down by Al Hess
Book Review of World Running Down by Al Hess – The writer within me was enraptured from the first line, and promptly pushed the reader into Valentine’s van for the ride. #bookreview #5tars #scifi #dystopia #lgbtqia #artificialintellegence #andriods
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Echo of the Evercry Cover Reveal!
I’m so excited to show you the cover for Echo of the Evercry! Out 1st July 2023, this all female #fantasy is the book of my heart, enemies to friends, and finding purpose. If you are a #bookreviewer or #bookblogger, hit me up because I have #ARCs too! Ecopy only for now, but print to…
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