Making merchandise for one’s book is a fun and rewarding experience for most authors. Seeing your cover art or a favorite quote from your novel being worn by an adoring fan can be a hugely satisfying experience. Perhaps that shirt sparks a conversation with someone who is not familiar with your work to help create […]
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5 Productivity Tips For Writing On The Road
Aѕ a trаvеling writеr (nоt tо be confused with a travel writer), the rеаlitiеѕ fасеd wоrking frоm a lарtор in thе wоrld’ѕ рrеmiеrе vacation dеѕtinаtiоnѕ dо not еѕсаре me. I wouldn’t trаdе my whitе sand bеасhеѕ and palm-blanketed mоuntаinѕ fоr аnуthing, but working in раrаdiѕе dоеѕ present сhаllеngеѕ thаt dеmаnd ѕоmе perseverance. Of соurѕе, thе […]
Imperfection: The Key to a Perfect Story
Back when I was a junior in high school, I wrote a twenty-something page short story, mostly during English class that eventually became the basis for The Red Room (and will be rewritten into the inevitable sequel ‘cause every slasher needs sequels). My English teacher, Edward Janusz, liked to read my stories – probably why […]