To resolve or not to resolve, 2014
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(Book #1) Everyone knew that he was a good guy; geeky, responsible, hard-working. Henry has had a lot to deal with in the past. Now, as he should be focusing on his schooling and preparing himself for the future, he is hindered by abuse, the challenge of raising his baby brother while dealing with his mother’s deep depressions, and the return of a ghost from the past Henry has tried his best to forget.
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One of my friends suggested that I should read some of Kristen D. Randle’s works, so I started with “Breaking Rank”:
NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is only a week away. For the uninitiated, this is a worldwide event in which thousands of people attempt to write a 50,000 word novel during the month of November. Some of us have bigger goals (for example, I aim for 100,000 words during the month – eliminating writing on Sunday, that’s roughly 4,000 words per day), but to “win”, you must write 50,000. It is supposed to be new work, not a revision or a continuation of a work in progress, and it is supposed to be a novel. But of course, there are rebels who choose other goals instead.
10 Steps to Writing a Novel; Tips, Tricks, and Resources Read More »
You never thought it would come, but here it is! “Looking Over Your Shoulder” has now been published in Kindle format on Amazon:
What do you get when you combine a mental illness, a high-stakes jewel heist, and a race against time? The gripping mystery novel Looking Over Your Shoulder
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I’ve been reading a lot of materials lately about self-publishing and marketing. Tell me you’re surprised! Here are a few outstanding books that have really helped me to get started on the pathway to self-publishing to Kindle.
Five Great Self Publishing Resources Read More »