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Category Archives: writing
Shepherd: A New Way to Find and Promote Books
Hello, reader and writer friends! I haven’t blogged in a while, but have been keeping busy. I’m currently working on a new novel about a middle-aged woman who realizes that neither her marriage nor her career feel fulfilling any longer, … Continue reading
Book Chat with Sahar Abdulaziz
I am a multi-genre writer. I have written in suspense, thriller, non-fiction, satire, contemporary fiction, sci/fi, and a children’s book. I don’t consciously shift genres, but write the stories that speak to me–Sahar Abdulaziz Continue reading
Posted in #MondayBlogs, 2022, author talk, Book chat, COVID, guest blog, publishing, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged Abernathy & Crane, Book chat, fiction, multi-genre fiction, nonfiction, pandemic, Sahar Abdulaziz, SaharAbdulaziz, suspense, thriller
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Virtual Launch for IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE THAT WAY Part 2: Featured Books and Authors
Hello again! If you saw Part 1 of this post, you know I recently held a virtual launch for my novel, It Doesn’t Have To Be That Way, complete with a raffle, featuring cool literary prizes. Unfortunately, due to a … Continue reading
Posted in book launch, Book release, book reviews, books, contests, COVID, events, giveaway, Jim croce, Leaving the Beach, living by ear, new fiction, pandemic, party, promo, promotion, Uncategorized, virtual book launch, women's fiction, writing
Tagged #freebooks, AnneMcCarthyStrauss, Carol Newman Cronin, feminine collective, Gryphon Corpus, It Doesn't Have To Be That Way, jacqueline cioffa, JTTwissel, julie anderson, Kabir Shah, Kim Hruba, Leaving the Beach, living by ear, Nillu Nasser, raffle
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A New Day for LEAVING THE BEACH
Readers, I have some exciting news to share: after being out of print for almost three years, my novel Leaving the Beach is available once more, thanks to the wonderful people at Evolved Publishing. Leaving the Beach took an unplanned vacation … Continue reading
Posted in books, books about music, Leaving the Beach, life, new fiction, novel writing, publishing, read, reading, summer, summer reading, Uncategorized, women, women's fiction, writing
Tagged body image, books, books about music, bulimia, classic rock, eating disorders, Leaving the Beach, new fiction, rock music, summer, summer reading, women, women's fiction
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GUEST POST BY DANE COBAIN—VANITY SEARCHES: AN AUTHOR’S BEST FRIEND
Today, I’m pleased to welcome Dane Cobain back to my blog. Dane’s an independent UK poet, musician, and storyteller with a passion for language and learning. He also enjoys reviewing books and sharing tips to assist people in their writing … Continue reading
Posted in #MondayBlogs, books, dane cobain, guest blog, guest post, promotion, publishing, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged author tips, blogging, book marketing, dane cobain, google, google alerts, googling yourself, internet, internet search, reputation management, selling books, vanity search, writing, writing tips
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Writing Without a Publisher and Biking the Rail Trail
Like lots of writers, I’m a runner too. I’m not sure why so many people who love banging out words are also drawn to the often mundane process of putting one foot in front of the other—over and over again—but … Continue reading
Posted in #MondayBlogs, anxiety, biking, books, exercise, family, feedback, health, life experiences, novel writing, publishing, reflections, running, wisdom, writing
Tagged anxiety, bicycles, biking, Booktrope, depression, exercise, Jodi Picoult, publishing, rail trail, Stephen King, writing
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Throwback Writing with Scarlet Darkwood
Today marks the third installation in the Throwback Writing series. Throwback writing is stuff written in a younger, more innocent time. Just as we might look at a photo of an adult friend as a child and recognize certain features, so we … Continue reading
Throwback Poetry with Jackie Cioffa
Recently, I found some old college poetry and began to wonder what the early work of other writers might be like. So I launched this Throwback Writing series. This week, I’m so happy to feature a wonderful writer and wonderful … Continue reading