I’m thrilled to announce that my sequel is out! (Although I’m about a month and a half late in posting this…) I am again at the stage where I’m wondering how my work will be received. I’m not biting my nails as intensely as I was for Homeworld, but at this point, the only person …
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Publishing a Book is Like Blowing Up the Death Star
So I’ve accomplished an impressive feat. My first novel is available on Amazon! I have to admit that it hasn’t been pure ecstasy. Yes, it’s huge for me, but I would describe my feelings a little differently than ecstatic. For one, it’s been a long journey, and also, my journey is really just beginning. I …
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Do You Need A Developmental Editor? (My Experiences With a Content Edit)
After finishing the first draft of my first novel back in 2017, I sent it to a few test readers and wasted no time in tackling a sequel. (I had heard that the best way to improve writing skills is to write more books, and also the best way to market a book is to …
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