Tag: Writing Life
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Writing Tip: Navigating the Middle Slump
đ”âđ«Problem: Iâm halfway through my book, and Iâve run out of steam. Where is this book even going? đ„łRecommendation: The beauty of writing is that unlike other arts, we have a delete button! So give yourself permission to be wrong, and write a future scene you want to happen, a possible ending for your story,…
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Sight Beyond the Sun Playlist
When I make a playlist specific to the book Iâm writing, it helps me better understand the characters, their personalities, and the general âvibeâ Iâm trying to create with my story. For Sight Beyond the Sun, youâll hear songs that represent my heroineâs fierceness, confidence, and determination. Youâll hear my hero struggle with his morals…
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Snowden Library is Shelving Sight Beyond the Sun!
One of my all time favorite libraries, my very own Lycoming College Snowden Library. is now shelving my newest book, Sight Beyond the Sun! Lyco has always been ridiculously supportive of my writing: hosting book signings, publishing featured articles, shelving my books at Snowden, selling signed copies at the bookstore and sharing posts online. Thank…
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Clearwater Public Library Shelves Sight Beyond the Sun
Sight Beyond the Sun releases TOMORROW! I canât believe it!! A huge thank you to Clearwater Public Library System in Florida. They are one of the many libraries Iâve reach out to who have agreed to shelve my book. My novels are a labor of love, but not everyone can afford to read. Thanks to…
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Hammy Time: Feed Your Spirit
I raised many hamsters throughout middle and high school. Weâd buy a female and inevitably, sheâd give birth – and weâd end up with seven pets instead of one. (It happened twice!) As an adult, I learned from my childhood mistakes (this one time, ha!) and adopted a rambunctious, silly, curious little BOY hammy: Oliver.…
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Blood vs. Found Family
One of the themes I enjoyed exploring in Sight Beyond the Sun was the bonds of blood versus found family. Both my hero and heroine struggle with the role they were born into. Kinsley has always felt misunderstood because of her love for explosives, and Raveno has always felt inadequate when pitted against his fatherâs…
