As a debut author with no marketing plan—especially an independent debut author with no marketing plan—I doubted Opposite of Frozen would be read, much less reviewed. After all, a review represents an investment of money, time, and public commitment to a matter Read More …
Maybe you’re struggling to finish the work-in-progress. Maybe you have a hard drive littered with half-baked fiction. If you’d like some ideas on how to weaponize your vulnerabilities and get the book done, I’m sharing what finally–finally!–worked for me on Read More …
In the dictionary, under the definitions for tenacity and generosity, don’t be surprised to read a notation like this: i.e. Christi Craig. She’s a blogger, a writer, an editor, and by day a sign language interpreter. In the course of Read More …
This past year, on top of writing and publishing Opposite of Frozen, I had the great privilege of participating in another group project: a Writer’s Digest book edited by Writer Unboxed’s Therese Walsh. And today is AUTHOR IN PROGRESS’s birthday. Read More …
Zesties, since releasing Opposite of Frozen, I’ve had a lot of interest in how the Thurston series is structured from the writerly perspective. To that end, I’m honored to have multi-multi-published children’s author, Sophie Masson, host me on her blog Read More …
Yesterday was a little overwhelming. Thank you so much, folks, for the cheers, encouraging words, and kindnesses. I’m not one to talk in religious terms, but the best word to express how I’m feeling at present, is “blessed.” If I Read More …