Today I’m planning on reviving this blog from the land of the dead. I know that I’ve fallen into bad blogging habits after November’s stunt with NaNoWriMo — which, incidentally, I failed horribly at — but I’m fully prepared to make up for it. Lots of things are in the works for a revamp of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Novel’
Resurrection!
Posted: December 17, 2008 in blogTags: Dance Dance, New Moon, Novel, The TECH Project, Twilight, Twilight movie, website
Well, Then… More Query Letters
Posted: May 26, 2008 in UncategorizedTags: books, literary agents, Novel, query, query letters
As you can probably see from the blog post, I’m sending query letters today. (Technically, four of them are going tomorrow, but I’m going through all the trouble to print them TODAY.) It’s a record this time: a grand total of seven query letters. For those of you who are keeping up… I still haven’t [...]
Yawn… Stretch.
Posted: May 22, 2008 in Random ThoughtsTags: Alice in Chains, Cobra Starship, Guns N' Roses, Hollaback Boy, music, Novel, novels, playlist, soundtrack, stalker, Stephenie Meyer, The Host, Twilight
And you’ll notice I have odd taste in music. Well, my friends think so, anyways. But they all seem to listen to Guns N’ Roses and Alice in Chains, which I don’t really like, so maybe it’s merely conflict of interests.
Although I must say that Cobra Starship’s Hollaback Boy is hilarious.
FOR YOUNG ADULT AUTHORS
Posted: December 4, 2007 in UncategorizedTags: Novel, teen writers, young adult
Hey, guys. Just thought you may be interested in a new web ring I started today. (Bravenet is lovely.) It’s a ring for young adult novels and fan sites, if you have either of those. http://pub25.bravenet.com/sitering/show.php?usernum=2140229626
Promotion Tips & Tricks
Posted: November 20, 2007 in UncategorizedTags: links, Novel, promotion, tips
On promoting a book before it’s published: For a little more than a week, I’ve been working on promoting The TECH Project in my city. Not that I live in a mammoth metropolis like Chicago, Los Angeles, or New York City. It’s a mid-sized town, with a decently-sixed University campus, a few libraries, and not [...]