I recently blogged about a little incident involving Stellar Literary Publishing and Media. They are a publisher who claims to work out of California, however I contacted Writer Beware and … Continue reading Beware of Publishing Scams!
I recently blogged about a little incident involving Stellar Literary Publishing and Media. They are a publisher who claims to work out of California, however I contacted Writer Beware and … Continue reading Beware of Publishing Scams!
September 21, 2001: that’s the day I began writing the original Fortune’s Wing: the book that would turn into a three book series, and create a five-book spinoff, Haverdy O. … Continue reading Writing Roots: The Original Fortune’s Wing
Greetings, everyone. I have good news to share! More of you are self publishing! How do I know this? Because the library I work for has ordered more and more … Continue reading Where’s Your Verso Page?
I recently had an opportunity to move all of the items from my New York storage unit to my current home in Virginia. This was a seriously daunting task; physically, … Continue reading Writing Roots: A Nostalgic Look Back
Good news! I have posters to give away! I’m running a special promotion on the Online Store. If you purchase a copy of a Valentine book or the Bundle, you … Continue reading Free Valentine Poster with Purchase!
There’s a new feature coming to the Woolaston Entertainment Online Store, and its devoted to Erin from the Our Lady of Righteous Rage series. Our Lady’s resident Goth Chick is … Continue reading Erin’s Bookshelf
Greetings good readers! Good news: I will begin posting chapters from Your Fame Will Destroy You, the second book in the Our Lady series, on Patreon! Beginning December 1, you … Continue reading Your Fame is coming to Patreon

Often in fiction, whenever a writer decides to change the scene within a chapter, they usually do one of two things. One: leave some blank space between paragraphs. Two: use a symbol or some sort of artistic element. For years, I used a few lines of blank space. Lately, while writing my latest books, IĀ [ā¦]
Little Elements Can Enhance Your Book Interior ā Woolaston Writing Workshop