Hello! Welcome to the Literary Lodge. Those of you who joined us in the fall for our “Five Fall Favorites” probably already know your way around the Lodge. If you’ve never been here before, feel free to wander the grounds, the rooms and stop by the kitchen for some lemonade, coffee, or fresh donuts. But […]
Camp NaNo Report and . . .
It’s been a month since the end of my very first Camp NaNo and the next Camp starts on the first of July. During the time in between, I thought you might enjoy hearing my thoughts about this online, virtual writer’s camp. First off, I won my very first camp! When I first signed up […]
Blog Tag for May
Here’s another 5 Tuesdays month. And I have another blog tag for you to enjoy. At least I hope you enjoy it. 🙂 Rules: Thank the blogger that nominated you (and a link if you’re willing). √ I was nominated by Kate over at Once Upon an Ordinary. Thanks Kate! Nominate other bloggers. √ […]
Audio Book Giveaway – “Gift from the Storm”
Summer is almost here. That means that school is ending, vacations are being planned and long road trips are in the making. But how do you pass the time on the road? There is only so many times you can play the Alphabet game or Twenty–Questions before you start to go crazy. When we used […]
Indie Publishing – Pros and Cons
When I first started out in the world of writing and publishing, I had no idea what I was doing. I didn’t know anyone else who had self-published their books like I do now. In fact, I wasn’t even sure how to get my book published. I started looking. I asked some people I was […]
Self-Publishing – the Pros & Cons
Self-Publishing, Indie Publishing–There is not much difference in the two. Most people use the terms interchangeably. But just remember, for the purpose of this blog series, we are going to use “Self-Publishing” to mean doing everything yourself or at least being in charge of everything, and “Indie Publishing” as paying a publishing house to publish […]
Traditional Publishing – Pros and Cons
I’d like to welcome Susan K. Marlow who has graciously agreed to share her insight into the world of Traditional Publishing. Welcome to the wonderful (and sometimes wacky) world of publishing as seen through the eyes of Susan K. Marlow, author of over twenty novels for readers ages six through sixteen (and up). I (Susan) […]
A Party & 3 Ways to Publish a Book
There’s a party happening on my Friday blog. Your invitation is at the bottom of this post. Come check it out! I’ve been asked many times how I publish my books. Do I publish with a publishing house? How do I get the books printed? Do I think self-publishing is better than traditional publishing? What […]
Camp NaNo Update
Dear Readers, I’m having a lovely time at camp. My cabin mates are great and I’ve gotten more written during my crazy weeks then I thought was possible. And Writing Sprints . . . Yep, I didn’t know how fun they were until I did my first one and broke through my “don’t want to […]
A Closer Look at: Janet Lambert
I don’t know about you, but I like learning about new authors. There are so many out there. So many who have written more than just one or two books. Some are more or less unknown in this age, so allow me to introduce you to an author you might not know about. Come with […]
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