Author of Middle Grade novels about friendship, family, and figuring out where you fit in.

Monday, October 19, 2015

Recommendation: Indie Author Survival Guide

I can't remember how much I've shared about the very beginning of my self-publishing journey, but here's a short version of the story, in case I haven't shared it before: I decided I wanted to be an indie author in late 2013, after spending much of the year considering my options. I chose this route intentionally, because my health issues affect my ability to work, and being my own boss is the best solution for my situation. However, even though I knew that the traditional, big publisher path wasn't for me, I wasn't completely sure...
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Monday, October 5, 2015

Middle Grade of the Past #2: A Girl Called Al

A couple of months ago, I started a new series called Middle Grade of the Past, which focuses on a children's novel from anytime between 1950 and 1985. You can check out the first post in the series here. (And if you have old books at home and would like to join in, feel free!) Today's Middle Grade of the Past #2 is: A GIRL CALLED AL by Constance C. Greene, published in 1969. Here's the cover of the copy I have: Back Cover Summary: Al is a little on the fat side, which is why I didn’t like her at first. She has a very high I.Q.,...
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