This Friday is Black Friday: that wonderful day of the year when we break down the doors of local stores in search of sales, and flood Amazon’s site in search … Continue reading Shop Small By Supporting An Indie Author
This Friday is Black Friday: that wonderful day of the year when we break down the doors of local stores in search of sales, and flood Amazon’s site in search … Continue reading Shop Small By Supporting An Indie Author
Hello everyone. Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and I hope everyone had a great November. If you’re working on a book, I hope everything is going well for you. I hope you didn’t stress yourself out too much with word counts and maintaining productivity. Afterall writing should be fun. Have a wonderful holiday, try not to eat too much, and I’ll see you in December.

Some time ago, when I decided to start publishing journals via Amazon’s KDP, my mother took one look at the selection and told me she wanted one. She chose the … Continue reading My Mom Is A Great Customer
I’m reposting this from the Woolaston Writing Workshop blog. When you write nonfiction, you’re writing about the truth…or at least, you should be. Memoirs and biographies are going to tell … Continue reading Turning Real People Into Characters
This Friday November 14 is Indie Author Day. This is a day for readers to connect with authors and libraries. Normally, I would have been better prepared for this event, … Continue reading Indie Author Day
I just wanted to check in with all of you and make sure you’re doing okay. I know we’re going through a very difficult time. Some of you may be federal workers who aren’t getting paid right now. Some of you may still be waiting on your SNAP benefits. Some of you may just be in a rough spot. If any of this applies to you, I sincerely hope you’re okay. I hope you ate this morning. I hope you’re not cold. Believe me I’ve been in a position where I’ve had to make a choice between putting my last few dollars in my gas tank so I could get to work and keep my job, or eating. It’s a crappy position to be in.
Take care of yourselves, everyone.
Everything has an ending. This is the opening quote to Valentine R Book Three, the last book in the Valentine R series and the very last Valentine book I will … Continue reading Valentine’s Grand Finale
Oh, sure: it sounds like a fantastic place to live. Clean streets and neighborhoods. Good schools to educate your children. And who wouldn’t want to be part of an HOA? … Continue reading You Don’t Want To Move To Barrin Heights
Well, I’ll get more work done “If the hotspot is working and da church ain’t cold”. I never thought I’d miss good ole fashioned Wi-Fi, but I guess I’m just spoiled. I’m coming from you live from the church my department moved to until our library gets rid of its mold problem. I’ve got a hotspot that quits on me three to four times a day, and a bit of a draft in my makeshift office. But, it could be worse. Anyway, just rambling. Have a good day, everyone.
I’ve been writing books since I knew how to write. It was a childhood hobby, that blossomed into an obsession: a need to put my thoughts down on paper. I … Continue reading Woolaston Entertainment’s 50 Books