Once in a while, my random writing prompt generating system gives a good combination. For this post, I’m glad to say that I’m super excited to be writing another dystopian writing prompt. I had a lot of fun when I wrote one last year which was titled Bookshop Oasis. Now I get to delve back…
Audiobooks are one of the popular forms of reading today. You can listen to your favorite book anywhere and from any device. So as a self-published or indie author, why not enter one more option for readers to get your book? As I anxiously await the audiobook for my debut novel, Not Like Everyone Else,…
Let’s face it, this past month has been nothing short of a constant dream state. There is no way that this has become our reality. And yet, here we are while most of the world is on lockdown. So let me take a moment and ask, how are you doing? As a writer, you’d think…
Welcome back to another cover reveal for another incredibly talented author! Sarah Sutton is an incredible indie published author that I met through Instagram before her first book, What Are Friends For? debuted. I fell in love with her writing and I am so excited that I am able to share with you the cover for her…
Today we’re going to be doing a fun post. There comes a time when there is an extra Monday in the month and I’m not entirely sure what I should post. But I’ve had this idea for a long time so I figured why not give it a go. Today I will be interviewing one…
It’s a great day to celebrate Valentine’s Day! After reading What Are Friends For?, a wonderful debut novel by Sarah Sutton, I’m so excited to read more about Remi and Elijah. Their story had me flipping the pages too quick. Now, in What is Valentine’s Day For? we get to see even more of these two!…
I’m a sucker for a friends-to-lovers romance. Today, I’m going to share with you why What Are Friends For? should be your next read if you are too! I love this type of romance mostly because it resembles my own life. I fell in love with one of my best friends from elementary school. Now, we’ve…
You’re in the middle of writing your story. Or maybe you’re on your second or third draft of your pesky WIP. Now you’re asking yourself what is your story missing. Maybe you’re even asking yourself if you should keep going. That’s where a critique partner comes into the picture. Finding yourself in a difficult situation…
Every once in awhile, writing is difficult. You know the feeling of wanting to write, but not sure which project you want to work on. Or even worse, not being able to start a new project. That’s why I’ve created these writing prompts to help you when you’re in a rut. Today’s historical writing prompt…
You’ve decided to write a book, you make a round or two of edits, then what? You have to decide how you want to published this book you’ve worked so hard on. But what is the best way for you to get your work out into the world, traditional publishing or indie publishing? I realized…