Today’s YA Indie Carnival Topic is an amazing one, courtesy of Dani from Refracted Light Reviews. She’s in the list down there but I’ll make it easy on ya’, go here to read her amazing blogs. Anyway, the topic is a great one, to me, because it covers why my favorite character is who they […]
YA Indie Carnival…Dream Cast!
So sorry the blog got to you late today. I’m knee deep in editing the very novel I’m dream casting today! This is such a nice break though. Sort of fuels me for more work later! Okay, so here we go! The dream cast of The Heart Pounding, Blood Racing, Chest Aching, Stomach Throbbing, Skin Warming, […]
Champion Sword Swallower…
So, I am part of a sweet, growing group of authors who blog once a week called the YA Indie Carnival. Now, we had a contest two posts ago, a collective effort of giveaways. It was a blow out of sorts. Our Carnival organizer, a brilliant author by the name of Laura Elliott busts […]
YA Indie Carnival: An Indie Author who revs my engine
Seeming as the person I really wanted to write this post about is a friend of mine, I decided to pick an author who I don’t have to explain my obsession to because, let’s be honest, it’s a little psycho to write about your friends just because they happen to be geniuses. So, today’s YA […]
Music, baby. Music.
Okay, for those of you who aren’t aware I have a new book coming out soon called, drum roll please… The Heart Pounding, Blood Racing, Chest Aching, Stomach Throbbing, Skin Warming, Toe Curling, Nail Biting Performance Of…Callum & Harper or Callum & Harper for short. I’ve been posting quotes from the book the past two weeks […]
YA Indie Carnival – Chemistry In Every Context
The post theme this week is, Back to School Special: Share a classroom scene from one of your stories! Fun, right?? Alright, I chose the scene where Julia and Elliott flirt with each other something fierce. Love tension. Go. Oh, before I forget. I’m announcing my winner to last week’s carnival contest at the end of the […]
YA Indie Carnival Q&A Giveaway!
Yaaay! No! Double Yaaay! Such a fun, fun, fun blog this week for the carnival. Okay, so here’s the deal chickadees! Everyone in the carnival asked another on the rotation five questions. I got the talented, the magnanimous, the brilliant, the ultra clever, the gifted Laura Elliott! My very good friend put up with my silly […]
Strength in numbers. Or, in this case, the number three.
Today’s YA Indie Carnival topic is ‘Three Young Adult Author Tips’! I have to come up with three things instead of hundreds but I suppose this’ll do. *wink, wink* Okey dokey, numero uno! There are going to be many, possibly hundreds of people who aren’t going to understand why you choose to be a ‘starving […]
A letter to my low score givers. Eavesdrop, if you’d like.
Last week, I wrote a rant-like post about how, essentially, I felt that a reviewer who gave me a low score on my novel without actually reading the darn thing was, let’s just say, lacking in good judgement on their part. Today, I’d like to write to those reviewers who gave me a low score […]
The Glassheart Chronicles
This week’s Young Adult Indie Carnival assignment required us to put up the first paragraph of a piece we were currently working on. Originally, my plan was to put the first chapter of my newest book, Callum & Harper up for this week’s Indie Carnival but working it out and preparing it for publication on […]
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