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When I was faced with a blank page at the beginning of my fantasy series, I didn’t know what it would become in its completed form. I knew the “A” and the “B” of my story, i.e. where, with whom,…
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A year before I finished my first book, Storytellers, I still had delusions that as a “real” (i.e. traditionally published) author I would sit in my log cabin in the woods producing masterpieces, then hand them to other people, who…
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Disclaimer: I’m an amateur at all of this. I have no training whatsoever in psychology generally, let alone personality theory—and I’ve only recently begun to scratch the surface of personality theory. Therefore, you can take nothing that I say with…
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There’s no better lesson on how to write a book than actually writing a book—and I mean finishing it. Unfinished works are only practice to more unfinished works. I’m still just beginning my life as an indie author, but I…
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Reasons for going the indie route vary from author to author. Some prefer the freedoms it provides, such as choice of cover art and final say on the story material, while others may pursue its quicker publication methods as opposed…
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