There has been more family stuff going on so I’ve decided to keep my monthly goal making to just 4 goals a month.
It just gives me a lot of wiggle room and if something comes up (which has been happening a lot), I am still in a strong position.
Author: Ari
I often question my sanity. Occasionally, it replies
At the age of 8, Ari Meghlen wanted to be a pirate. Because who doesn't look great in baggy pantaloons and an eyepatch.
However, lacking any access to a ship this dream was relegated along with so many others: Professional ninja, best friend to a dragon, Paleontologist.
Yet Ari found that, in stories, she could be anything she wanted and so a great love affair started with the written word.
Her first story was about a monster under the bed and she hasn't stopped writing since.
She does occasionally find time to leave her writing cave and indulge in other hobbies such as drawing, blogging, making things, shooting arrows, watching movies, playing badly at cards.
Let's get down to brass tacks...
Ari write's mostly Preternatural Urban fantasy, more traditional fantasy and a some sci-fi. Meaning she spends almost no time in reality. Though she does visit on occasion.
Life of a Plotting Pantser by Kevin Klehr
Today I welcome author Kevin Klehr onto my blog, who is discussing being a Plotting Panster.
Big thanks to Kevin for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out his links and details at the end of this post.
10 Awesome Blogs I Want to Share
For those of you new to my blog, the last Monday of every month is given over to a Round-up post. I share between 5 and 10 posts from other bloggers that I loved and think you’d love too.
Well, today I thought I’d do something a little different. I’m sharing 10 of my favourite blogs that I love to visit.
There’s so Little Time – a Hard Truth
This wasn’t the blog post I had planned to write today. But even with all my planning, sometimes I’m just taken over to do something different.
I’ve been thinking about this a lot over the last 10 months. The hiatus I took in May give me even more time to think about time and what we are all doing with it.
The Unexpected Audience: Why Adults are Drawn to Reading YA
Today we welcome onto the blog, author E. E. Holmes who discusses why it’s not just Young Adults to are reading YA novels.
Big thanks to Emily for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
Why You Need to Market your Book Before it’s Published
So, I thought it was high time I did another Monday Marketing post!
Now, no matter how much I say it, I’m still seeing new writers who claim they “don’t need to market” or that they will “Market after publishing.”
But it’s important so here are 7 reasons why you need to market your book before it’s published.
