It’s that time of year again – no, I don’t mean back-to-school (though that’s a valid point). It’s time to reflect on last year’s adventures and plan for the coming year! Here are some of my highlights:
Notable Reads:
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Holiday Giveaway
To celebrate the holiday season and ring in the New Year, I’m giving away an
autographed copy of my debut, The Kiss of Death. This quick read will Continue reading
Teachers, Simplify Your Lesson Plan: The Story Behind My Educator Guide
This summer, I placed the finishing touches on my website’s new Education tab. It focuses on assisting teachers, both as an author and public speaker.
Are you an English, history, biology, or art teacher? I have created an educational supplement to facilitate learning in your classroom!
My 2016 Year in Review
As 2016 comes to a close, I thought I’d try something new. No, I don’t mean a New Year’s Resolution. I think this one is a bit more attainable. The best way to plan for the future is to recap the past, right? So here’s a few highlights Continue reading
Author Event on the Historic Woodstock Square July 23
Hi, friends!
Mark your calendars! I have some exciting news to share.
I’m going to be speaking at a quaint independent bookstore in Woodstock on Saturday, July 23rd at noon. I’ll share how I navigated the publishing industry at a young age with a presentation at Continue reading
An Author Walks into a Bookstore: How I Got My Book into Barnes & Noble
I strolled along the shore of the Michigan peninsula – Mackinaw City, to be exact – waiting to board the boat to Mackinac Island for the first time since I was an infant. I had just bitten into the juiciest burger when my phone buzzed.
It was the manager of Barnes & Noble in Crystal Lake, Illinois.
To say I wasn’t expecting it is an understatement. Continue reading
12 Simple Steps to Design a Killer Trailer for Your Novel
1. Make it Lively
Although video would be ideal, sometimes it’s not possible to provide funding for actors, costumes, and sets. For me, it just wasn’t feasible to outfit actors with medieval attire – nor to set up a bubonic plague street scene Continue reading
