Read about my journey to becoming a published author and the steps I’ve taken along the way to publish my books.
Still working away on edits to my middle grade novel. Having a hard time finding good chunks of time this week (I work best with a 3-4 hour solid block) to just crank on it, but I was able to get a few decent editing sessions in last Saturday and Sunday. As I’m going back […]
I’ve been letting my middle grade manuscript sit for about a month, while good friends and dear critics read through it. It’s been so fun to hear the feedback trickling in. Today, I got back a whole slew of insightful, helpful questions and comments from my personal editor, who also happens to be my dear BFF. We
Dear Agent, First of all, if you’ve stumbled upon this post, thank you again for finding me! I already know how awesome you are at your job – taking risks every day on projects that you believe in, on stories you feel a burning to tell. You have a huge pile of reading that never
I think almost any person who works on a creative endeavor, has had this thought at some point: “How am I going to pull this [insert: event, book, annual report, etc.] off again [insert: tomorrow, next month or next year] and do it in a whole new fresh way? I don’t think I have it
If you’re reading this post, you must be really bored. Or really curious. Hey, I get it. I often get lost in a Pinterest spiral that has me looking up mac and cheese recipes and ends with me reading about how someone lost 40 pounds on the grapefruit cleanse. Needless to say, I’m uncertain that