Yet another Booktok recommendation from a lovely indie author! She also designed the map for my book. I thoroughly enjoyed this book – I think it’s one of the best retellings I’ve read in a while. Do you love The Little Mermaid, and do you also love The Hunger Games? Because if you do, you’reContinue reading “Book Review: From The Mouths Of Sirens by Abigail Hair”
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Working On Multiple Projects At Once: Drafting Book 2 & Planning A Rewrite For An Old Project
This isn’t how I usually like to do things, but strangely I’m loving the process this time. Even when I studied Creative Writing at university and we had to deliver multiple creative pieces within a short time frame, I struggled with handling more than one at a time. I think I’m coming to realise thatContinue reading “Working On Multiple Projects At Once: Drafting Book 2 & Planning A Rewrite For An Old Project”
TikTok As A Marketing Tool For Authors
TikTok is great fun – it’s full of trending sounds that can make you laugh, stir emotion and more. But when you’re trying to relate videos to your own niche, it’s a brilliant resource. I’ve been using TikTok as a writer for over a year now, and I love finding great author and reader friendsContinue reading “TikTok As A Marketing Tool For Authors”
Holding Myself Accountable – New Content Schedules!
We all have to do it sometimes, right? I don’t know about you, but I find it very difficult to motivate myself to create content if I don’t have a schedule in my weekly planner. So this is what I’m going to be doing from now on. I have a book coming out in justContinue reading “Holding Myself Accountable – New Content Schedules!”
Writing & Publishing – The Indie Route & My Personal Experience So Far
Indie publishing is becoming a huge thing nowadays, but honestly, it was always something I swore against. I have spent years querying my various YA fantasy novels, and although I’ve had some lovely feedback from different industry professionals, it hasn’t worked out that way for me. I attended a YALC event with a writer friendContinue reading “Writing & Publishing – The Indie Route & My Personal Experience So Far”
Looking For Arc Readers For My Debut YA Fantasy Novel, ‘STEEL PRINCESS’!
Do you, like me, love a YA fantasy story about a Princess returning to her home Kingdom? With lots of fairytale elements, and some futuristic themes as well? If so, might you be interested in becoming an Arc reader for my upcoming debut novel about a teenage android, raised by humans, with a mission toContinue reading “Looking For Arc Readers For My Debut YA Fantasy Novel, ‘STEEL PRINCESS’!”
Big News!
What a productive start to the new year: three days in to 2022, I’m quite excited to reveal that my debut novel, Steel Princess, is currently with my editor, Katie Wismer! I’ve watched her YouTube videos on writing and editing for years, so I was quite excited when I received her sample edit and thenContinue reading “Big News!”
Book Review: The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen
This was probably one of my favourite books of this year, although it was a little slow to get through at times. It has some wonderful world-building, a badass heroine with dark intentions, the enemies to lovers trope clearly woven through the story, and well thought out characters. The world-building is unique, with a KingdomContinue reading “Book Review: The Bridge Kingdom by Danielle L. Jensen”
2022 Writing & Publishing Goals
So I have some very exciting writing plans coming in 2022, starting with publishing my first book, Steel Princess, a YA fantasy novel with both futuristic and fairytale elements about a teenage android who discovers she’s from the Steel City of Elysia, a Queendom ruled by a cruel android Queen. This book has been nineContinue reading “2022 Writing & Publishing Goals”
How I Manage My Time As A Freelance Book Editor, Soon-To-Be Indie Author & Arcade Assistant
That title was a mouthful, wasn’t it? Well, my week is just as insane sometimes, you could say. It’s felt more that way, too, since I moved in with my boyfriend two months ago. Well, the idea of having my own place and living on my own must have triggered the part of my brainContinue reading “How I Manage My Time As A Freelance Book Editor, Soon-To-Be Indie Author & Arcade Assistant”
April Grace 