Category Archives: Self-Publishing

Lucy blinked. Then she blinked again, harder this time, certain that her eyes were playing a trick on her. But there he sat. The man, seated behind a worn, dark walnut writer’s desk with thin, hand-carved legs, wore a chocolate brown dress jacket with a high collar and small puffs on top of his shouldersContinue reading “Wherever Would I Be: Excerpt”

Me trying to believe people when they tell me this Kickstarter thing will go just fine:

Back in July, I wrote a post about a book cover design rabbit hole I fell down in Canva. I mentioned an image by artist Pascal Campion that I really loved – one that I wished I could have as the cover of my book because it fit – the two figures (in the caseContinue reading “Cover Reveal: Wherever Would I Be”

I’ve made a fairly big decision about my second baby – Lucy’s story. I’ve decided that I will be self-publishing this novel. It might not feel like a big decision to most – but it feels big to me. There are a couple of reasons for this. The first is because of my experience withContinue reading “Wherever Would I Be”

I went down a rabbit hole recently. A Canva book cover design rabbit hole. I’ve decided that I want to self-publish my second manuscript (for a few reasons I’ll chat about in another post some time), and I was goofing around with covers. I played around with some of the templates, and then I wentContinue reading “Book Covers”