Unfortunately, Cait @ Paper Fury will no longer be running the "The Beautiful People" writing tag, this is because Cait and Sky @ Futher Up and Further In have become too busy to continue. This is perfectly understandable, especially since Cait is releasing her book-creature, A Thousand Perfect Notes, out into the world on the … Continue reading The Beautiful Books: Favourites Edition
What inspired the idea for your novel, and how long have you had the idea? I've been working on the Pushing Boundaries project for two years now. Describe what your novel is about! I have a blurb for it: Operation Nightshade is about to commence, the undercover operatives are moving into position and the target … Continue reading The Beautiful Books – NaNoWriMo 2017
This post is about self-promotion and marketing for Beginner Writers who want to write Genre Fiction or Genre novels, so if that doesn’t appeal to you, fair enough, feel free to pass on this post. This post will be covering basic tips and advice so this post may come across as stating the obvious, however, … Continue reading PSA For Indie Authors – Part 3: Genres and Cover-art
It's time for another edition of The Beautiful Books, where I write a blog-post discussing how little progress I've made on my WIP Novel Project, Orion - Volume II of the Pushing Boundaries series, YAY! Let's begin with some writing advice, if you need some, check out the links bellow: Jenna Moreci: ~Tips For Writers … Continue reading The Beautiful Books #27: August 2017
Title: Dying In The Wool (Book #1 of the Kate Shackleton Series) Author: Frances Brody Social Media: Blog, Goodreads and Twitter Publisher: Piatkus Format and Price: Paperback at $7.31 Rating: 4 out of 5 About The Author: Frances Brody's highly praised 1920s mysteries feature clever and elegant Kate Shackleton, First World War widow turned sleuth. … Continue reading Book Review: Dying In The Wool by Frances Brody
How do you decide which project to work on? I'm actually pretty terrible at focusing on a singular project and I'm often working on multiple projects at once. How long does it usually take you to finish a project? The Pushing Boundaries series is the only project thus far I've been able to focus on … Continue reading The Beautiful Books #26 – The Author Writing Process Edition
Welcome to another installment of The Beautiful Books, where I bather on about my current WIP Novel Project, which would be Orion - Volume II in the Pushing Boundaries series (yeah, I know, it says Scorpius is the title of Volume II on the Pushing Boundaries link page, clearly I need to change that, Scorpius … Continue reading The Beautiful Books #23: March 2017
Image Description: a collection of gifts wrapped in Christmas themed wrapping paper (I’ll go into detail within the post). What can be seen is a large Kids &Co. multi-coloured large bouncy ball, a pink pig critter puff, a pink and yellow slinky, a large blue balloon filled with flour, a pink circle with raised dots … Continue reading My Treasure Chest – Part 3: What I Got For Christmas
In my family, Music is a big deal, and every Christmas I would make Mix-Tape Style CD's for my friends and family. Unfortunately, one of my parents would regularly work Christmas Day, and would listen to the CD on the way to work. My father is a walking encyclopedia on the History of Music. If … Continue reading Audio Stimming: Postmodern Jukebox
Yet another Stim-Toy post, I quite enjoy writing up these posts and I can only hope my readers also enjoy this kind of thing (especially with Christmas coming up). Links to check out before we begin: ~Eldritch Esoterica: Stim Toy Wishlist ~Eldritch Esoterica: Open Hostility and Critter Puffs I bought these for Kim over E-bay, … Continue reading My Treasure Chest – Part 3: Squish
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