The Quadrant | S. Connolly, Anne O'Connell, Audrey Brice, S. J. Reisner
Four Pen Names, Four Elements
I made a solid decision at the beginning of the year to no longer work with any outside publishers. There are two exceptions. The first being my friend Bernadette’s publishing house, 5 Prince Publishing, where Saving Sarah May (my first, Continue reading No More Outside Publishers. Period.
Dark Prince by Audrey Brice The fate of Hell and Earth is at stake…. Amon Zoth, Prince of Hell, has only one path to victory against the army of demonic mages who could destroy him and all of existence: Find Continue reading New Release: Dark Prince #darkfantasy #PNR
For years I avoided teaching at writer conferences because I didn’t think I was good enough. I thought getting a contract with a publisher on my first novel was just dumb luck. I was so terrified to be around other, Continue reading Impostor Syndrome – Reflections
I have a confession to make. I’m a bit of a planning junkie. I’m not always as meticulous with my planning as I should be, but when I am, I’m far more productive. I started to get back into my Continue reading Planning All the Things
In tarot, the symbol of roses suggests everything is in balance. Perhaps that’s why roses keep showing up in my life. The hectic schedule is finally starting to wind down and I’m tremendously excited for 2019. I have a lot Continue reading Everything Roses
Ouch! Just when I think I’ve seen all the crazy, bad marketing mistakes out there – along comes another one. These are gold to me. I’m actually teaching a workshop at a writer’s conference in September about cultivating the online Continue reading More Author Mistakes #authorsbehavingbadly #marketingmistakes #cockygate
I do a lot of work with other authors. After all, collaboration, paying it forward, sharing information and all that – it’s a wonderful thing. Writers are my tribe, and I get excited every time an author friend hits the Continue reading Attention Authors: You’re Killing Me, Smalls… #authorlife #promobasics
I recently had the unfortunate opportunity to run across another “old timer” who is under the erroneous assumption that traditionally published = better authors and better quality books. This antiquated idea is still perpetuated by those who make their living, Continue reading Truths About Self-Publishing #writing #indieauthor
Today I woke up a little late, my mind foggy, and my sinuses wobbly. I have a slight cold, which sucks. I finished my meditation in thirty minutes. I concentrated on getting editing done. I also thought a bit about Continue reading Day 28: Meditation Challenge #DoMagick
My key phrase for the last month has been: Writing the next book is a writer’s first priority. This weekend, while at lunch with a fellow writing friend, we talked about volunteering for writing associations at which time she let Continue reading When Networking Starts Impeding Progress