Regency romance, romantic mysteries, & writing tips too.
Evernote has been one of my most-used and loved apps since 2008—I recommend the Evernote app to everyone I meet because you get to keep your life in your pocket. Your work life too, if you’re a marketer and writer, as I am. (By the way, if you’re a light user, or just want to … Read more
We’re in February of 2020. Are you keeping your New Year’s resolutions and getting things done? It’s OK if you’ve let your resolutions slip. I have, sadly. If you’re one of those magical beings who hasn’t, kudos! My writing buddy and I were commiserating on how wretchedly we were doing writing-wise this year. How would … Read more
At our first writers’ group meeting of 2020, we discussed our writing plans for this year. Only two of our members had created comprehensive plans with timelines and deadlines. I admire those writers, because even though I have a list of what I’d like to write this year, I haven’t set any deadlines. Have you … Read more
If you love your bullet journal, you’re not alone. Articles on bullet journaling were popular this year. Let’s look at the most popular articles. Bullet journals for fiction authors When you write fiction, you need to keep track of 1001 details. It’s not easy. A tip from Bullet Journal Your Novel: Free Up Your Mind, … Read more
Love it or hate it, social media promotion is essential for authors. A friend and I were commiserating that social media is so challenging. It’s easy to spend half an hour on Facebook without achieving anything. Neither of us could work out whether social media was worth it. Social media: is it worth it? We … Read more
Our writers’ group has several self-publishing authors who happily use a bullet journal. So, in our last meeting, we discussed ways to use our journals to track book sales and other activities related to our businesses. “I’d love to use a bullet journal, but I’m not an artist,” one author lamented. That’s a common misconception. … Read more