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Another Indie Event Success!

Yesterday on Oct. 12, I was able to attend the City of Asylum Bookstore’s indie author event and… Wow! I was so impressed with the turnout and sold so many books that I only had one copy of Sirens left. I wanted to thank City of Asylum for featuring me and allowing me to participate.Continue reading “Another Indie Event Success!”

Time for a Rebrand…

As I begin to concentrate on my latest novel, I’m starting to realize that a lot of the branding and marketing I initially did for Sirens will need to be rethought. Gone are the times of the sexy, pouty red lip as we look toward a fresh beach story about bored housewives with too manyContinue reading “Time for a Rebrand…”

Second Time’s a Charm

Last year was an incredible learning experience. I began my self-publishing journey in March of 2023 and published my first novel, Sirens, in October of the same year. While the process had its ups, downs, mistakes, and successes, I wouldn’t trade the entire experience for the world. And I think I caught the bug becauseContinue reading “Second Time’s a Charm”

Sirens Three Months Later

Over three months have passed since I published my debut sci-fi novel, Sirens. In the time that has elapsed, I have learned quite a few new things about the indie author space and about myself as a writer. Mainly, over the past few months, I have watched as all of the self-publishing blog posts andContinue reading “Sirens Three Months Later”

Finally Ready for Print

So now it’s finally happening. After three long years of nurturing Sirens, this month, I’m kicking her out of the nest. Time for her to fly or fall. I’m equally excited and terrified by the impending October 28th release date of my book, but there’s a feeling of relief that ultimately comes with knowing thatContinue reading “Finally Ready for Print”