Revisiting Old Friends: Publishing a Book is Not the End
When Do You Consider a Book Truly Finished? Every author has their own process. Mine goes something
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When Do You Consider a Book Truly Finished? Every author has their own process. Mine goes something
READ MORE >>>A book hangover isn't the only downside to reading a really good book. Last week I wrote a post about
READ MORE >>>People talk about having a book hangover after reading a really good book. But what exactly does that
READ MORE >>>Analogies. You hear them all time. It's common to use them to compare things, to illustrate a point or
READ MORE >>>Reader problem: Finding a good read wasn't always easy. I remember a time not too long ago where if
READ MORE >>>You hear about them all the time, see them popping up on Facebook - author signing events. If you've
READ MORE >>>The basic formula. It's so easy to fall into a routine, especially when it seems to work well. Many
READ MORE >>>Audiobooks, you say? Chances are, if you're reading this, then you're a romance reader (because, you
READ MORE >>>Not every new release is created equal. Confession time. After publishing 26 books (omg, is it really
READ MORE >>>What Do Those Stars Really Mean? You read a book. You love it. Or maybe you don't. Now you're asked
READ MORE >>>Reading & writing romance is a lot like eating potato chips. Did you ever notice that when
READ MORE >>>Like most people, I view the New Year as a fresh-start. A do-over. A do-better. And one of my resolutions
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