
The Positives of Rejection
Rejection stinks. Whether it’s your fault or beyond your control, it hurts. Nobody likes getting that email that says, “Sorry, but your dreams of publication are going to have to… Read more »
Rejection stinks. Whether it’s your fault or beyond your control, it hurts. Nobody likes getting that email that says, “Sorry, but your dreams of publication are going to have to… Read more »
Yesterday’s post was about how rejection isn’t always your fault. Sometimes you get rejected for reasons that have nothing to do with you or the work you’re submitting. That’s a… Read more »
Writers tend to take rejection personally. After all, it’s our hours and days of work that are being judged. Most rejections are far from personal, though, and may, in fact,… Read more »
Wow, it’s been an exhausting week. Fun, but tiring. The cover for Broken Fate was released, I had some reviews to write and I’m working on two books right now…. Read more »
When you’re a writer, you depend on other people for most of your work. You need clients, editors, agents and other industry professionals to trust you, value your work and… Read more »
Today I’m proud to reveal the cover for Broken Fate! The good people at Clean Teen Publishing have designed a fabulous cover and I can’t wait to hold it in… Read more »
Unless you’re super famous or your publisher has big dreams for your book, you probably won’t be given your own, paid-for book tour. If you’re self-published, you don’t even have… Read more »
This week’s list is a hodgepodge of sci-fi, biography, realistic YA and fantasy YA. Just another week of eclectic reading. A lot of the fall books that I’ve had on… Read more »
Recently, The Atlantic ran an interesting piece about J.K. Rowling and her constant “tweaking” of the Potterverse. It compared her to George Lucas, whose constant fiddling with the Star Wars… Read more »
This week is all YA goodness with a little bit of fantasy, a little bit of realism, and a little bit of creepy horror. Sadly, it also marks the end… Read more »