Zev Good, author of All About the Benjamins
Margaret Terry, author of Dear Deb
Geraldine Mac Donald, author of Sumac Summer
William F. Aicher, author of Calibration 74
Liv Archer, author of Sixth Sense and owner of Winter Writer Books
Amber Kuipers, author of When Grey Came to Stay
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What happens when an author confidently promises to finish Book 2 in three months—and takes a year instead? A brutally honest (and surprisingly funny) confession about writer's block, the tyranny of self-imposed deadlines, and why The Path That Takes Us Home series expanded from three books to four. Featuring: the Pomodoro technique, Steven Pressfield's ironic timing, and scenes in space. Book 2 release date, cover reveal info, and ARC reader signup included. For fans of climate fiction, apocalyptic storytelling, and authors who aren't afraid to admit when they get it spectacularly wrong.
When I released When The Trees All Burned, I decided to enroll it in Kindle Unlimited as a business experiment. I thought if I could test the waters there it would leave me better equipped to advise the authors I support without putting any of their work “at risk.”
I accidentally promoted AI-generated music on Instagram. Here's why I took down a post with good engagement and what it taught me about integrity in creative spaces.
You know that feeling when something is right on the tip of your tongue, or just out of reach in your brain, and even though you know you know it, you can’t quite grab hold of it? That’s where we found ourselves. We knew we knew, but we didn’t know what we knew.
Tired of apologizing for your writing style? Wondering if your voice is "good enough"? Writing like someone else instead of yourself?
Join me for a free hands-on workshop that explores what makes your voice uniquely yours—and what's been silencing it.