Writer’s Downfall: The Soul Collapse of Every Writer--How to differentiate between writer's block and a writer's downfall.

You need writing friends. So make them. Help them improve & use them to help you get where you’re going, because we’re all in this together!

Three experts you should absolutely not skip (even though they’re probably expensive). And three experts you can probably do without. 

You poured your time, energy, and self into your project. Choose an editor (or editors) who will do it justice!

Get onboard and don’t miss the opportunity to win your FREE copy of Irish Whiskey. We’re giving away 2-dozen copies

A list of things to do to set yourself up for “success” followed by a series of posts about how to become a successful indie author

Writers block happens—find ways that work for you to get past it, and then accept that it’s probably not the last time

Play Your Part will be available wide on August 3rd, and I am incredibly proud to see my friend's baby out there in the world! 

Hello there my lovelies! This week we're hosting guest blogger Rosy Gee! Her short story On the Edge, is a poignant look at "the unseen...

Follow the sage advice of those who've done it wrong first, and just don't get ahead of yourself.

Support may not always look exactly like you want it, but it’s probably there, and you should learn to appreciate it when it is.

When choosing how to publish your book, consider your goals, network, and pocketbook.

The worst thing you can do is send a book to a beta with no guidance, because more than half of the time, it will be a wasted exchange.

So to all you mothers out there--Happy 'Mother's' day. We love you!

Rules for dialogue/dialogue tags, dashes, and capitalization for self-editing

Don't forget you're only human. You can only do what you can do, and if you're doing your best, that's all you can do.

Go out there and find something that forces you to deviate from the norm. Shake things up. Try something new!

People learn how to write, but that doesn’t make everyone a “writer.”

Ever since I started writing, reading—simply for the pure pleasure of the story—has become increasingly difficult. Does it ever get easier?

One month after going live, here's my Two Cents on Kindle Vella-again. How's “Someone’s Always Watching” doing?