Archives for Books
10th Anniversary Edition of The Path to Freedom
On September 21, 2008, Sapphire Blue Publishing published my debut novel, The Path to Freedom, a story of a young woman who has lost nearly all faith in herself but…
Please Vote: Day of the Dinosaurs
My first children's book, Day of the Dinosaurs, written for my dinosaur loving 8-year-old, has been nominated for an indie book award! Now, if you haven't read it, that's OK.…
Meggan Connors Delivers The Marker
This is a flashback interview from January 2012. Meggan Connors is still writing and has added a few more books to her backlist so check her out if you enjoy…
Maggie Berkley Gets Weird
This flashback is from March 2011. Maggie Berkley has completed the series she was in the middle of when she answered my interview questions. If you like dark romance, give…
Marshal of Hel Dorado by Heather Long
Have you read Heather's Fevered Hearts series yet? Marchal of Hel Dorado is the first in the series. If you enjoy cowboy romance, this is a must read for you!…
Author Interview & Giveaway with Suz DeMello @suzdemello
Suz DeMello My guest author today is Suz deMello, author of a wide array of very grown up and hot books! Don't believe me? Check out her website here. If you like…
Releasing My Books as Blogs
Self-Publishing's Heyday When I first got into self-publishing, right after my publisher folded in 2011, it was a great time to be self-published. Sales of my backlist earned about $500-600…
Letting Go Of The Books That Die
What Do Authors Do When Their Books Die? I don't mean the ones they've written and published. the act of writing is their conception, their publication is birth, and we…
SAXtreme Magazine – Publishing Paradigms
SAXtreme Magazine Some people are really big on titles. Me, I'm big on results. You can call yourself the Holy Heavenly Ruler of All That Lives and Dies but if…
Cutting My Budget and the Grass
Early this year, I decided to change my focus to do less social media, "Girl Friday", virtual assistant work and more writing. Despite arguments to the contrary, the writing life…