The Indelibles group has made my debut into the Indie Arena immeasureably more successful, less stressful, and just downright fun. I literally chat daily with these amazing ladies and we all learn so much from each other during our journey through publishing. If you are considering Indie Publishing, please seek out like-minded people to join forces with. It will make… Read More

FIRST: WINNERS! Winner of an ecopy of Open Minds, in celebration of Heather McCorkle’s Channeler’s Choice release: Sarah Winner(s) of an ecopy of Fireseed One by Catherine Stine: Shannon O’Donnell and Stephen Tremp Yay! And Happy Reading to all! ********* moving on ********* Turns out there’s a name for what I’m doing (going Indie for my YA novels while also… Read More

Fellow Indelible Heather McCorkle releases the sequel to The Secret of Spruce Knoll: Channeler’s Choice  Legendary warrior or normal teenager: which would you choose? (Um, legendary warrior, of course. Wait, was I not supposed to answer that?) (Dang, now I need to read the book!) Channeler’s Choice, the sequel to earth-conscious urban fantasy, The Secret Of Spruce Knoll: With her parents’… Read More

I am so excited to be part of Catherine Stine’s Blog Tour for her YA science fiction novel, Fireseed One!  You can check out the other stops on the tour (including interviews, reviews and giveaways) and Catherine is giving away two ecopies of her book, but first… a bit about Fireseed One! What if only your worst enemy could help you… Read More

Today I’m guest posting over on Kai Strand’s blog  about Leaps of Faith, or Not Knowing What’s in the Next Fishbowl where I talk about taking the leap into being a serious writer, and how that terrified me more than being strapped to a 10 megaton bomb (otherwise known as the Space Shuttle). A REVIEW THAT I DROOL OVER Open Minds… Read More

$2.99 $0.99 Alternate Title: Open Minds is on sale! (two days only) One of the agonizing great things about self-publishing is that you get to set your own price. And not just once! You can change your price as much as you like (whether this is a good thing to do, is another matter)! When I first published Open Minds,… Read More