In the last book tour related posts, we talked about what a virtual book tour is and about how to choose a book tour company to help you set up your book tour. This time around ,we’re going to talk about the basics: getting in touch with the tour company, what you can expect, when you should get in touch […]
In this second post in the Virtual Book Tours series, I will talk about book tour companies. There are hundreds, if not thousands, virtual book tour companies out there. Like I explained in my previous post, these companies work as the middle man between you and the tour hosts. They will make a banner for your upcoming book tour, promote […]
Each week, I write down my goals for the week, and scratch them off my list as I’ve achieved them. Last week I had a full writing schedule, and, surprise, surprise, of course I couldn’t do it all. But I did manage to do quite a few things off the list, so I’m happy. Here’s my list of goals from […]
Today I’m going to start a new article series on the blog. This time around, the topic is: how to set up book tour for your book. There will be multiple articles in this series, but in this first one we’re going to discuss what a book tour is and why your book would benefit from going on a book […]
I’m happy to host an interview with author Sally Dubats today. Sally is a YA fantasy author, and she’s currently touring her book Winter Shock. 1) When did you know you wanted to become an author? I don’t think there was a time when I wasn’t a writer. I spent a lot of time on other creative endeavors, and finally […]
It isn’t always easy to find a balance between studying, family, work, writing and what-not. However this isn’t always a bad thing. I’ve learned early on that more spare time doesn’t always mean more productivity, especially not when it comes to writing. When I only have one hour of spare time, I usually manage to cram a lot more in […]
Each week, I write down my writing goals for the week and I take a look at what goals I managed to meet last week and which ones I didn’t. February was a bit dissapointing in terms of writing. Not a lot of inspiration, and I just got back into work for uni after exams, so I was trying to […]
Last week I talked about five productivity-boosting tips: keeping a planner, keeping a to-do-list, no distractions, no proofreads until after you’re finished with your first draft and writing an outline before you start writing. Today I’m going to give you five more productivity tips that’ll hopefully boost your writing. 6. Keep a record of your daily word count You’re probably […]
I’m hosting an author interview with YA fantasy author Charity Santiago today, the author of “Return”. 1) When did you know you wanted to be a writer? I’ve always been a writer, for as long as I can remember. I finished my first manuscript at age nine. It was called “Guinea Pig Code!” and it was about a young guinea […]
I’m participating in Weekend Writing Warriors for the first time ever. Yay! I’m going to post a few sentences from my current work in progress, a middle grade short story for an anthology by Evolved Publishing coming up in March. Pip ducked just in time for a swirling fire bolt to race past her head. “Hey!” she yelled. “What were […]
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