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I open to queries soon (reminder I open the first of every month for ONE WEEK!). This month I’m a bit behind on queries more than I have in months past. Typically, I like to have a fresh slush pile– no outstanding queries and maybe a handful of fulls. But September was a BUSY month
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June was a successful reading month thanks to lots of garden time and long road trips for audiobooks. Without much more to say let’s jump into one of my all time favorite reads (probably every but definitely of this year!) GWEN AND ART ARE NOT IN LOVE by Lex Croucher is voicey, has high stakes,
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May was a busy reading month. Thankfully I use audiobooks so I could give my eyes a break, because I read 4 author manuscripts, 2 of them at least 2 times! This is why I have to *love* the books I sign. Paying attention to details on a third or fourth read is easier when
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Well this post comes right after (?), in the midst of (?), around the time of discourse about writers leaving reviews on books. I want to reiterate that the point of me sharing my reads is not to RATE books. I will never give a star, and I will never speak negatively about a book
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I will be posting this to manuscriptwishlist.com and my main MSWL page on my website. As well! I figure it’s time for me to update my MSWL, as I am hungry for a few new things. Especially things that are different than what I have on my list and what I just signed. Generally what
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March was a great reading month. Not only did I read a stellar manuscript that I offered on, I was on a high of reading banger after banger. A big part of the reason I read so much this month was because I utilized audio books more than ever AND I had extra time to
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February was a weaker personal reading month for me. That doesn’t mean I wasn’t reading though! February was a month of reading fulls, working on my own manuscript and trying to fit in pleasure reading. If you saw my Hard Truths Newsletter, you also saw that I’m pretty maxed out with trying to do All
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