I’ve always been a bit peculiar, to be honest. When I was a young kid, I skipped chapter books to get started on middle grade right away. I quickly brushed past middle grade, skipped young adult and ended up in adult territory. By the time I had reached age twelve, I was reading Magician by Raymond E. Feist, Mists of […]
It’s official. Or well, it’s not official yet, but chances are high that my debut novel’s title will change from “Mirror, Mirror” (the working title) to “Fractured”. I actually like the new title more, since it reflects more on the story. I’ve been very busy with working on Fractured. Or well, all of us have at InkSpell Publishing. I got […]
How many rounds of editing do you generally go through before the editor decides your book is ready to be shipped off to the proofreader? Two, three? More? As you may or may not know (and I hope you do know), my debut novel will be released by InkSpell Publishing in October of this year. We’re currently in the middle […]
Who doesn’t love a great opening line? If you’re looking for an awesome opening line to adopt, check out this topic on the NaNoWriMo forums. Even if you’re not looking for an opening line, but just a way to open a chapter or find some inspiration, you’re bound to find it there. That topic got me thinking. I don’t always […]
I know I haven’t been that consistent in my MayNoWriMo posts, mostly because I don’t think it would be entertaining enough for you all if I went on and on about my word count on a daily basis. I might do so during the official NaNoWriMo this year, but I’m not going to bother you with it every single day […]
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