Tweet When I started self-publishing in 2010 things were very different than they are now. There was no such thing as Kindle Unlimited (that began in 2014), and
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Direct sales may be the future of independent publishing
Things in the publishing industry have dramatically changed in the last few years. It used to be fairly easy to make a living as an author (given you
New Release – Citadel of Broken Dreams
Tweet Alexandria Duke returns to the game for another year, except this time, she must beat the unbeatable dungeon. The Citadel of Broken Dreams was not meant to
New Release – Agent Unraveled
Tweet The dragons are coming. Without a head patron to protect the city, the Hundred Halls are vulnerable to the most dangerous supernatural creatures of all—the dragons. But
New Release – The Sorcerous Spy
Tweet Zayn’s story continues for his second year at the Academy of the Subtle Arts. I’m pleased at how this one turned out. Zayn has a special story
New Release – The Reluctant Assassin
Tweet Technically, this book has been in the works for three years, though it changed a few times along the way. Originally, the assassin’s story was going to
New Release — City of Sorcery (The Hundred Halls #5)
Tweet The end of schooling can be both a blessing and a curse. Of course, you want to finish, but when you do, you’re left feeling like you’re
New Release — Gathering of Shadows (The Hundred Halls #4)
Tweet After a long wait, book four of the Hundred Halls, Gathering of Shadows, is now available! Every fall the city of Invictus bustles with new students, and
Indie Publishing: 2,119 Days and Counting…
Tweet December 19th, 2010. That was when I published my first book, The Digital Sea. I’d shopped the novel around to agents and editors, receiving lovely rejections along
The Year in Review – 2015
Tweet The first thing I need to do is this: THANK YOU READERS!!! via GIPHY I really can’t say enough how amazing this year was for me and
