Not letting the stress get to you.
Don’t stress is simple, good advice. It’s also really hard to follow. Frustrated (c) Charlie Balch Letting things roll off my back is something I learned to do the hard […]
The view from my side of the fence.
In an industry where change has occurred rarely and at a slow pace, the past decade has brought an avalanche of new ideas, technology, and problems. Publishing as a whole […]
The Liebster, or Why Sarah Guillory is Awesome
I meant to post this on Monday, but then I got a headache. That lasted two days. And work was crazy. And now I feel like I’m getting sick… So […]
The purpose of blogging is…
Black Bowl (c) Jonathan Ruchti I recently became part of a group called One Four Kid Lit, a conglomeration of YA and MG authors whose debut novels release in 2014. […]
Money, debt, writing, and priorities.
Reflectors (c) Jing Villareal I might have said this before (or, you know, a million bazillion times), but I really want to be a full-time writer. The goal is possible […]
Cover Reveal: Reclaimed by Sarah Guillory
One of the amazing things about joining Spencer Hill has been meeting the other Spencer Hill authors. Sarah Guillory is helping to launch the Spencer Hill Contemporary line and, in […]
There’s something about this week that equals short posts…
… but oh well! I’m about to drive down to Miami for a Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators conference! Three days of writing talk? I am SO looking […]
A semi-anonymous interview?
One of the best benefits of Twitter has been meeting meeting other authors and editors and book geek type people. One of them, @MissDahlELama, otherwise known as Dahlia Adler, has […]
WIPs, friends, weekends, and good news!
This is a post of news in various forms: Progress news, Good news, and Vague news. So, let’s get started. Wow! (c) David Siqueira Progress News: I’m still plugging away at […]
A Very Merry Unbirthday To YOU!
I swear I had something quasi important I wanted to post today… but for the life of me I can’t remember what it was! So, instead, I wish you all […]