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You want to be a writer? This is what a writers life looks like - and this is without young kids. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrrvQ9bPnIo Begin each day early. I like to social media in the mornings before the day job. Some people prefer to write a little. Work on covers, banners, logo's, or think of new... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPBMGTlJCdI Any St Catharines Ont followers? This is the found cat. I'm deathly allergic! I want to find her home so the owners can be happy and she wont have to go to the pound đŚ Though I think my dog will miss her đ Side note - buy a book! New release Wife 'n'... Continue Reading →
...blog - because I was too busy getting my new book ready to publish! Less than a cup o' Joe, get yours today. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H1YKP13 Cover art by Mar Garcia, of THE BOLD MOM https://www.facebook.com/theboldmom/ There are more surprises rolling out soon, but you have to stay tuned to find out what those are. See you next... Continue Reading →
1) Tell us about your books, genre, stand-alone or series. My books generally are dark in nature. Almost all of them are tinged with horror elements. Iâm a twisted little f*** and donât see things the way ânormalâ people do. You have breakfast with eggs and sausage and see eggs and sausage. I have... Continue Reading →
Jennifer Reynolds is a native of North Alabama. She has a Master of Fine Arts degree from National University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of North Alabama. She is a multi-genre author who focuses mostly on post-apocalyptic novels with plagues and zombies as their source of destruction and paranormal romances, especially shifters,... Continue Reading →
Dive into the mind of David Kummer, an up and coming writer who's not afraid to plunge us into the depth of his imagination. If you read the works of Ramsey Campbell or Bret Easton Ellis, then give this book a try. There are mixed reviews on this book, but I personally enjoy a story that... Continue Reading →
When did you first start writing? Was being a writer something you always aspired to be? I began writing about fourteen years ago. I didnât aspire to write; rather, I fell into it helping a fellow author with her novel. One day, on a whim, I wrote Chapter One and I was off. What are... Continue Reading →
The first hardest part of self-publishing is the writing. The second is getting attention. As Indie's we work our butts off in marketing our own work. There's blogs, interviews, social media interactions, groups, videos, and on and on - you know the drill. And of course, we'll try anything ONCE. The other day I was... Continue Reading →
