What all that means is this: Put aside…all that jazz. Bottom line, the story itself is the main attraction.

Here’s a quick breakdown of all the places an indie author is responsible for managing their online profile

Ever wonder how to help your favorite indie author without breaking your bookish budget? It does take a lot of money to be supportive!

Writing a novel is hard...But many times, the hardest part about writing a novel isn’t...the mechanics of writing... It's a mental battle.

I'm going to catch you up on anything you might have missed recently, because I've been a busy, busy girl.

I'm talking about the unseen intangibles that go into making your published (or about to be published) book successful.

My look forward on what I hope to achieve in 2020

2023 has been filled with many ups and downs. Goals have been met, surpassed, and I've fallen short, but today I celebrate the wins…

Submissions for guest bloggers are now open for 2024!

Recognize your literary diet and determine what you need to adapt, change, or end in 2024.

Be kind to yourself, because as we all know, the world isn't always going to do it for you.

It’s interesting that we celebrate a day of “thanks” by imposing on our children a story of cooperation that is flawed and inaccurate

Reader reviews are the lifeblood of authors, no matter if they’ve just published their debut or are releasing their tenth book

If you're an indie author and it sometimes feels really hard or out of your control, know you're not alone

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. 

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

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

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