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I’ll be hanging out at The Book Hive in Meaford on Saturday, September 26 promoting the latest book in my series. Pop on over between 1 and 3 and grab yourself a signed book!
Join me at Indigo in Barrie and grab yourself a signed book! Get the second book in the series!
Muse & Brews is a free monthly gathering for writers who are craving gentle community and solidarity in the ups and downs of the writing life. Whether you’re working on your first poem or your tenth novel, whether you write daily or squeeze it in between everything else, you’re welcome here.
Muse & Brews is a free monthly gathering for writers who are craving gentle community and solidarity in the ups and downs of the writing life. Whether you’re working on your first poem or your tenth novel, whether you write daily or squeeze it in between everything else, you’re welcome here.
Join me at Coles in Owen Sound and grab yourself a signed copy of the latest book in the The Path That Takes Us Home series!
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Chicken House Press announces the release of Where The Ashes Find Their Grave, the highly anticipated second book in Alanna Rusnak’s series The Path That Takes Us Home
It's hard to claim you don't write climate fiction when your book is called When the Trees All Burned.
And yet, sitting on a panel at Canada Fiction Fest alongside cli-fi authors Margaret Sweatman, Jason Pchajek, and K.A. Wiggins (moderated by author Steve Hugh Westernra) I found myself realizing that there's a difference between writing into a genre and knowing it from the inside out.
Lining up a book tour was exciting. It felt productive and affirming. Every time a bookstore or coffee shop or market said yes, I interpreted that to mean my book was worthy. I lined up event after event. I ordered in (more than) enough inventory. I marketed to the best of my abilities.
And then I crashed. Hard. And I was only half way through.