I am supposed to have a man come out today to measure the door to my apartment. I need to replace my door, which is a large patio door, with something that is more energy efficient…and which works. What does this have to do with writing? Nothing! It’s just another excuse to procrastinate! On the […]
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I’ve checked my sales on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Draft2Digital, and Kobo, and while I cannot say for certain that my sales have increased incrementally in a positive direction, I am feeling encouraged. However, I know enough about statistics and psychology to know that random changes in data can be very misleading and people naturally
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I am starting (re-starting?) my attempts to publicize my books on Twitter. My publisher tells me this isn’t the best way to build readership, but it is one that I can easily implement. I am trying to send tweets out on my account for all the channels I distribute my books. This will be a
I’ve got my coffee, I checked for ants in the kitchen (there weren’t any), and I checked to see how the Dodgers did last night against the Yankees (you can the girl out of Brooklyn, but you can’t take the Brooklyn out of the girl). They didn’t do so good. Da bums! I am working
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I’ve been working on the first book of the Crystal Cove mystery series, Justice in January, for the past couple of months. I finally got all of the plotting done, and now I can work on writing the scenes. It should be a piece of cake. But it isn’t. I find myself constantly facing writer’s
I have finished the first draft of The Unselfish Uncle. I’m now going through the first rewrite of the book, then I will send it out to my reviewers for their input. It’s taken me a bit longer than I anticipated, mainly because I started working on the first novel of the Crystal Cove series.
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