An adventure in the future of publishing. 8220;Do you ever go shopping on Black Friday? 8220;Ugh. 8220;I know, right? Did you hear about the lady who pepper sprayed her way to the front of the line? 8220;Small Business Saturday seems pretty cool, though. I definitely support that concept.

Kindle, A New Way To Read. Thursday, June 22, 2017. No request is too small.

His name fit him perfectly. It fed every fantasy that Gussie Horton had conjured about Indians and forbidden love. His neighbors whispered that he was a murdering half-breed, which was true. But Gussie believed in second chances, and more importantly, her heart told her to believe in Max Lonestar.

The turn of the tide. Let the taste of that roll around in your mouth a bit. Kind of bitter, eh? It has been two years since I last thought about zombie mermaids. Would those voices come back? The other night, I dusted off Ghost Fishing. So, no, I am not writing. My novel writing status posted on this blog have sta.

Is it Time to Stop Pursuing Publication? A Post by Jody Hedlund. As I pursue my dreams of being a published author, I often wonder if my books are meant to find their way into the public domain. I sometimes self-sabotage by allowing doubts to haunt my thoughts and keep me from moving forward. In my mind, every moment I spend not. By the talented writer Jody Hedlund.

A snowboarding college student, an aspiring writer. A few days ago I was asked why I wrote BRIDGER. Why I wanted to go through the process of trying to become published. The characters came out of nowhere, and I wrote their story down. I had no previous experience, and nothing to qualify me to write it. Theyll kill me when they see this. 8230;but they liked it. It got much, MUCH worse.

This year, I attempted the NaNoWriMo challenge. That breaks down to 1,667 words per day. The concept here is quantity, not quality. Editing is for other months. I created a NaNo account and Nov. 1st, I started writing.

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