This (sleeping) beauty is published and out in the world! I’m so excited for you all to read it. Yay! As with all of my…
All Swoon. No Spice.
Category: Publishing Process
I got my developmental edits back from my editor. This is one of my favorite parts of the writing process because the structure is there,…
I’m pushing pause on my Tales of Winberg series and working on a multi-author collaboration. We’re not doing official announcements yet, but I figured I’d…
When writing a book, there are a lot of different levels of finished. With Just Ella, the first time that I “finished” it, it wasn’t really finished at all. I’d completed the plot. There was a beginning, a middle, and an end. That’s good. It’s a huge step in the process, but it’s so far from being the end.
SIXTEEN DAYS!
Sixteen days, my friends, until Songs for Libby is released.
Here’s the thing.
This indie-author thing that I’m doing—it’s hard. And frustrating. And I seriously don’t know what I’m doing sometimes. All my marketing and launch ideas feel like one giant crapshoot. Will they work? Won’t they?
Shall we have a cover reveal? I think we shall.
My approach for this cover was different than any of my others. For each of my other books I’ve been able to come up with a pretty solid concept of what I wanted the cover to be. I always had a jumping off point that I could work with and develop until I reached the point where I knew enough of what I wanted that I could convey it to my husband and he could put it together for me.