Holidays in Fiction

The initial reason why I chose to start the first book in my witch series with a Summer Solstice still eludes me; yet, in hindsight, it feels fortuitous.

Bookmarks

When it comes to bookmarks, a coupon is almost as good as a receipt 😄

I’m a Published Author!

Witches of Welkin is available now as an eBook, paperback, and hardcover!

Witches of Welkin: Publishing Update & Book Description

Currently, I’m finishing formatting the eBook and will post an announcement once it’s available on Amazon within the next few weeks.

“Walking Through Town”

I’m a little burnt out after two very busy weeks at work; therefore, my brain is a bit fried and can barely concentrate enough to write this sentence, let alone an entire blog post. So, here’s a song I composed called “Walking Through Town,” inspired by my witch fantasy novel, Witches of Welkin. Happy Listening!

2023 Reading Goals: Indie Authors, Physical TBR, & Book Buying “Ban”

As we make our way into the second week of the new year, I suppose it’s about time I set some reading goals for myself. In the past, my reading goals have vastly ranged by number of books, but I’ve consistently tried to read more or at least the same amount of books as the

Book Update: Title and Cover Reveal

I’m happy and proud to reveal the title and cover of my debut novel!

Querying: End of Year Reflection

Although I didn’t score an agent or a publishing deal this year, I’m proud of my progress, no matter how insignificant it may seem.

NaNoWriMo 2022: Results

I’m content with the 4,253 words I wrote in November, because progress is still progress, no matter how small.

Preptober: NaNaWriMo 2022

If you read my last post, you’ll know that I decided pretty late into October that I wanted to participate in NaNoWriMo this year. This means I haven’t had much time to partake in Preptober, a crucial antecedent to NaNoWriMo that takes place throughout October; a time for making character sheets, mood boards, outlines, etc.