Weekly News Update & Reading List: 12/22/17 — Holiday Edition!
I know, it’s been a while since I’ve done a reading list post! But with everything that’s been going on with the holidays, writing, Nanowrimo, and life, it’s been tough… Read more »
Tag: books
Dear Tech Companies: Stop Bashing Readers
‘I just bought myself an early Christmas present: A Kobo Aura One. It’s true. I’m neither a Kindle nor a Nook girl. (I had a Kindle once. Didn’t care for… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List: 11/10/17 – Time Flies Edition
How did it get to be almost the middle of November? For such a spectacularly crappy year, it sure has flown by. In another couple of weeks, I’ll be dragging… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List 11/03/17 – Paperback Writer Edition
The big news this week is that Hunted Fate is finally available in paperback. After an unexpected delay, you can finally get your hands on the physical book! Huzzah! The… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List 10/27/17: Nano Prep Edition
Aside from Hunted Fate’s release getting pushed back a couple of weeks, there’s not much major news this week. However, it’s time to prep for Nanowrimo! Having done this so… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List: Friday the 13th Edition
If you’re superstitious, this is the week to take Friday the 13th off and stay in bed with a good book. Of course, any day is a day to stay… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List 09/29/17 – Pretzel Buns Edition
There isn’t much news this week, other than to say that Hunted Fate releases in paperback on 10/17 and I’m soon going to start running some giveaways and promotions. Stay… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List 09/22/17 – Pumpkin Fudge Edition
It’s officially the first day of fall (in the northern hemisphere, anyway)! My favorite time of the year. I love the way the light changes, growing brighter and softer at… Read more »
Weekly News Update & Reading List 09/01/17 – Harvey Help Edition
As someone who’s lived through her share of hurricanes, I’m just floored by the damage Harvey has wrought. It’s unbearably sad. But, instead of simply saying “It’s sad,” I’m issuing… Read more »
Consumption vs. Reading in the Age of Social Media
Ever since I joined Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, I’ve been fascinated by the book-related hashtags. There are glorious pictures of books and gigantic personal libraries. But what I wonder is:… Read more »