A Family Matter is available for pre-order right now and will be released September 13, 2022, but in the meantime here’s the first chapter to whet your appetite. Barnes & Noble, Apple, Kobo, etc. Amazon: US | UK | CA
THE GOOD DAUGHTER is now available on Audible
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Good-Daughter-Audiobook/B0987Z441W
Social Media Expectations and Publishing
I have a lot of things I could say about this subject, but this blog post hits on everything I’ve suspected and some conclusions I arrived at on my own without the experience — the point about how publishing controls
Mistakes I Made On My Self-publishing Journey
Because this past week has been strange and yesterday was a very emotional day for most of the nation, I’m just going to get right to the point. These are some of the mistakes or missteps I made on my
5 Reasons I Chose to Self-publish
Why I Chose to Self-publish: This post is many years after the fact, but I had always wanted to blog about why I chose to go the self-publishing route. But after many years into this journey, I understand more of
My Advice to New Writers
Doling out writing / career advice is not something I normally do. No matter how long I’ve been at this game (almost 20 years) and how much success I’ve had (hint: none), I don’t feel comfortable opening my mouth about
Poetry: How To Let Go
From my chapbook, There I am in Pieces Again, available everywhere in e-book and paperback. Links below. How to Let Go Dust off a memory pick at the tender scar relive the past until you are filled with love let
Chapter One of The Good Daughter
One Dad warned me to stay away from girls like Eden Rhodes. On the first day of cross-country practice, I hung back and let her set the pace so I could keep an eye on her. She was a good
Poetry: Scattered
From my chapbook, There I am in Pieces Again, available everywhere in e-book and paperback. Links below. Scattered Snuggled in the spot between your chin and shoulder, there was no other place for me. Holding you was like holding
Poetry: The Song I Heard Before I Crashed
Like many others, I had different plans for the month of April, but life being what it is… I’m a little behind on celebrating National Poetry Month like I had intended, so here is one of my favorites from my