Over the last year and a half, I’ve questioned my publishing decisions more times than I can count. Did I do enough prerelease marketing? Did I do enough post-release marketing? Should I have done the cover designs differently? Are the ad campaigns I put money into worth it? Do my social media posts reach anyone who cares? The hardest part of becoming an author (for me) is also learning to be a content creator on the internet. It’s the only way to really get the word about yo

Hello all. As per usual, it’s been a while. I found that I fell into hibernation mode in these last weeks of winter, and I’m still waking up. But now that the sun is out later in the day and warm and welcoming, it feels like the perfect time to jump back into things. I have and have not done a lot these last few weeks. I’ve held my breath for longer days and spring showers, letting my time now slip through my fingers. So with my anticipation for Spring, I’ve turned to writi

As the new year rolls around, I often find myself reflecting on the events of the last year. The choices I made, the things I did, and the things I didn’t do. That last one usually keeps me up at night. To be honest, 2025 was a wonderful year for me. I was blessed time and time again, picked up new skills and hobbies, and made memories I will cherish for my whole life. This last year was also a time of heartache and discomfort. I had to say goodbye to pieces of my life in ord

The rain is pouring, the weather is chilling, and the coffee is steaming. Days like these are the days I live for. Yet again, I’ve...