Can I Still Run with Half an Idea?
Half an idea is better than no idea. Photo by Adrian Dascal on Unsplash About 6 months ago, I had a vague story idea pop into my head. This would…
Making Changes to the Workspace to Help Clear the Mindspace
It never ceases to amaze me how interconnected everything is. Photo by Pooja Singh on Unsplash Empirical evidence has shown me that certain changes to my physical body impact my…
What Do I Need to Do to Gain More Success?
The starting point is defining success. Photo by Leo Rivas on Unsplash I began writing fiction full-time in 2020, as the pandemic shifted other elements of my world. While before…
My Personal Creative Process Info Dump
I’m sharing many thoughts on many topics. Photo by Kaja Sariwating on Unsplash Perhaps, with this being the end of the year, I’m feeling introspective. Or maybe there’s just been…
How Do I Reconcile the Creative Process with My Brand?
Being an indie-author requires being a brand and business, too. Photo by Hannah Olinger on Unsplash Not so long ago, the only way to publish a book and make money…
When Is It Time to Abandon a Project?
My writing is always evolving, and change is always occurring. Photo by Ivan Aleksic on Unsplash I started my Source Chronicles fantasy series in 1998. As of this writing, that’s…
Does a Wide World Call for Wide Distribution?
I can’t see why not. But what does that mean? Photo by Agustin Gunawan on Unsplash Once upon a time, stunningly not so long ago, there were exactly 2 ways…
The Upside and Downside of Self-Promotion
I think it should always be shameless to promote your good work. Photo by Dylan Van Niekerk on Unsplash As a self-published, indie-author authorpreneur, writing is the second and most…
Sharing My Book Happenings Over the Next Two Weeks
Indie-author self-promotion is utterly necessary. Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash As I’m writing this, I have multiple things happening in my indie-author world. This is the result of a…
Does a Blank Canvas or Page During Your Creative Process Ever Frighten You?
This is perfectly normal, and something I think all creatives encounter. Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash I’ve never met another artist, writer, painter, woodworker, or any other type of…
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