Well, this month went a lot differently than I expected. I was really hoping it would be better than March, but … well … something really bad happened. There’s a been a lot of highlights and a lot of struggles. What I did: 1.) I finally finished editing Red Hood. Now I’m working on the …
. Me: This month’s character interview is finally here! Yay! Thank you everyone for the questions. I so appreciate them. I know Bryce pretty well, but you’ve asked some questions I didn’t even think about. This helps me so much. If you’d like to know a bit more about Bryce before we get started, …
Buy from Amazon! A mysterious island. An abandoned orphanage. A strange collection of very curious photographs. It all waits to be discovered in Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, an unforgettable novel that mixes fiction and photography in a thrilling reading experience. As our story opens, a horrific family tragedy sets sixteen-year-old Jacob journeying to …
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Welcome to this week’s Writerly Bundle! A post where I hope to inspire you with three of the world’s greatest things: music, words, and tea. I just finished Cinder (Review coming in May!) and since Peony was a character in the story and I have a White Peony tea, I thought the novel a …
Writerly Bundle #12 Clinquant, Forever in My Dreams, and White Peony Read More »
Iron Man (2008) is the film that really got me into Marvel and science-fiction. Sure, I’d seen Star Wars and Star Trek before, but Iron Man half-inspired me to write Subsapien. It’s the best written out of the three Iron Man films and my personal favorite. It has action, emotional scenes, a great score, and …
Since Beautiful People hosted by Paper Fury seems to be cancelled this month, I’ve decided to participate in Daniela Ark’s A Book’s Genesis Link-Up. I haven’t talked enough about Subsapien on this blog (Red Hood has been stealing all of the limelight), so I’m using this as an opportunity to do that. I talked about …
Buy from Amazon! Brielle’s a ballerina who went to the city to chase her dreams and found tragedy instead. She’s come home to shabby little Stratus, Oregon, to live with her grief and her guilt . . . and the incredible, numbing cold she can’t seem to shake. Jake’s the new guy at school. The …
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Welcome to this week’s Writerly Bundle! A post where I hope to inspire you with three of the world’s greatest things: music, words, and tea. I was wondering what I should theme this post for and since the new for this week is North African Mint, I though the Lion King extremely appropriate. The …
Writerly Bundle #11: Renascent, King of Pride Rock, and North African Mint Read More »
It’s time for this month’s So Your Character is From Another Country! This is a monthly or bimonthly segment where I interview lovely volunteers from around the world to give you a firsthand account of being a citizen of their respective country. I’m hoping to encourage international diversity, break stereotypes, and give writers a crash …
Cait seems to be running a little late with BP this month so I’m having to move this post a week early. I’m planning on posting BP next week! I’ve been meaning to do these tags for a while and now I’ve finally gotten around to them! Yay! One I *cough cough* stole from Cait @ …
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