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Writing and Such: When to Quit
Read more: Writing and Such: When to QuitI kid you not Chronicle family, I’ve been working on the follow up to Office Extravaganza for over three months, and I’m over it! I know some of you are probably like, “But it has only been three months. It takes some people years to right a novel.” And you’re right. A novel, which is […]
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Authorpreneurship 201: Building Your Catalog is Vital
Read more: Authorpreneurship 201: Building Your Catalog is VitalThis journey of being an author, a self-published but willing to pitch my book to an agent or larger publisher authorhood, has been filled with so many lessons and now it’s time for me to drop a few nuggets. So if you haven’t subscribe yet, you definitely should! Today’s Authorprenuership lesson comes from the five […]
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NaNoWriMo is here! You ready or Nah?
Read more: NaNoWriMo is here! You ready or Nah?It’s that time of the year when we writers decide to isolate ourselves from the world to get as many words, stories, outlines, edits and thoughts out in the name of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) – like we really need another excuse to get lost in our word counts. Since I learned that November […]
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4 Things to Know When You Attend a Book Pitching Event
Read more: 4 Things to Know When You Attend a Book Pitching EventI attended my first Black Writers Weekend in Atlanta this past June and all I can say is that it was incredibly dope. And for two reason; first I was able to pitch my third manuscript to a group of women who are experts in the writing arena (one who was a literary agent on […]
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Every Writing Journey is Different…No For Real!
Read more: Every Writing Journey is Different…No For Real!If there is one lesson that I’ve learned throughout my 35 years on this Earth is that no footstep is the same. Sure our paths may seem similar, we’ve both turned a left or two, but the reality of it all is that they will end in separate places at different times. When I first […]
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