Throughout my blog posts about writing minority characters, one piece of advice should jump out at you. Get a sensitivity reader. If you've written a book (or other story-telling creative work) focusing on a demographic that you are not a member of, you probably need a sensitivity reader, with very rare exception. The consequences of … Continue reading Sensitivity Readers: What They Do and Why You Need One
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Witch’s Knight is Available for Pre-Order!
Just an update to say that my book Witch's Knight (The Bloodline Chronicles, #1) is currently available for preorder at Barnes and Noble and Amazon. How awesome is that?! What are you still doing here? Go get my book for lots of bisexual, polyamorous vampire/witch goodness! Image is the cover of my book, Witch's Knight … Continue reading Witch’s Knight is Available for Pre-Order!
7 Writing Tips from a Trad-Pub Author
Today I’m going to be covering the writing tips that have helped me the most on my path to becoming a (soon to be) traditionally published author. The corresponding YouTube video can be found here. Please keep in mind that this is what works for me, and may not work for everyone. However… It does … Continue reading 7 Writing Tips from a Trad-Pub Author
Bath Book Review: An Angel’s Wylder Assignment
Full disclosure, I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. The corresponding YouTube video is available here. I meant to do this book weeks ago but I’ve just been… so emotionally drained with everything in the world right now that I couldn’t focus. Thankfully, I did finally get to … Continue reading Bath Book Review: An Angel’s Wylder Assignment
Bath Book Review: Heartquake
Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. The corresponding YouTube video is available here. Heartquake by Terry Newman is a heterosexual shifter romance novel following the romance of coffeeshop owner Charlee Lightheart and billionaire lion shifter, Riley Brockton. Charlee is making coffee while dreaming of something … Continue reading Bath Book Review: Heartquake