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  • Organization Ideas Using a Bullet Journal [#AuthorToolboxBlogHop]

    Real talk, this week authors. I wouldn’t be nearly as productive without my bullet journal. This weekend I’ve taken part in a panel with Next Chapter Con, I attended a meeting with our local Horror Writers Association Atlanta Chapter, I setup my next mailing list post set to come out September 19th, and chatted with…

  • Setup Your Author Business [#AuthorToolboxBlogHop]

    As someone who is used to do vending on a regular basis, it’s been weird not doing shows this year. Whether I’m helping my sister at art shows or she’s helping me at author events, we’re usually on the road at least once a month, usually for a weekend. This year everything has been put…

  • Telepathy is Hard [#AuthorToolboxBlogHop]

    There’s been a sense of dissonance with my author groups that I’m part of lately. So many of my friends used to be pushing toward that next book, that next project, the next book festival, and getting excited about what was coming next. Now though so many of them are despondent when they look at…

  • Being an Author in Quarantine [#AuthorToolboxBlogHop]

    Lately it’s been difficult for me to focus on writing sometimes. I had my short story, “La Femme en Rouge” released in Masks on March 31st, and my novel, Broken, was released on April 7th. My mind has felt like it’s been in a million places lately trying to keep up with all of my…

  • Book Releases: It Gets Easier As You Go [#AuthorToolboxBlogHop]

    I’m back with another Author Toolbox Blog Hop post this month! This monthly blog hop gives advice by authors for authors. Today’s post is focuses on how doing book releases gets easier as you go, and why. Check out all the posts in this month’s hop! When I released my debut full-length novel, Stolen, last…