Missed Bit 1? Check it out here. “Felicia,” a tall woman with mousy hair and glasses on the tip of her nose called from an open door. “You can come in here now.” Slowly, she got up from her chair, handed over the clipboard of questions, and followed the woman into another room. The office …
There are so many articles on this self-publishing topic that I just had to put in my two cents … because … well … I’ve published over 20 books in a variety of genres—fantasy, romance, horror, and non-fiction just to name a few—which means I know about what goes into the creation of these little …
Self-Publishing: How Much Does It Cost Me to Publish A Book? Read More »
Sure, writing is no easy task. I can vouch for that. But even when you think you’ve perfected your sentence, your paragraph, your chapter, or your book, you might have some little buggers that crash the party. What are these word demons out to destroy your literary works of art and your credibility? Homophones! What …
Homophones in your writing: Are you using them correctly? Read More »
Felicia didn’t want to do it. Something about the word experimental made her insides constrict like she would be held against her will inside a glass jar with scientists studying her every move and writing on their clipboards. There wasn’t a choice, though. She would be homeless when her landlord kicked her out of her …
