Tag Archives: Out of Orbit
Kicking and Crying in Marketing and Editing
The Kickstarter for book 3 in the Out of Orbit series has eight days to go. If you’ve been considering supporting this and getting some goodies and some exclusive stuff not to be found anywhere else, now is the time. … Continue reading
Out of Orbit Book 3 and Kickstarter!
Things have been rather crazy for the last month or so. I’ve been writing, editing, and promoting as well as my day job and a holiday in Wales with my family. As it turns out, even playing with my two … Continue reading
Dead Stress under Deadlines
I had a very exciting day yesterday. Instead of groaning as I received yet another spam or pointless email, I was glued to my gmail as I made a decision on an editor for the third Out of Orbit book. … Continue reading
Holiday Hard Work
I know I planned to have Writing Environment #3 post out this month, but as you will see by the end of this blog post, things have been just a little bit hectic. So I decided to put out a … Continue reading
8 Days Later. No, not the Zombie Apocalypse
Fight or Flight has been out for 8 days and things are going well. I like to call it ‘ticking over’ though, the downloads for the free copies of Dead and Buryd have been anything but ticking. Thanks to some … Continue reading
It’s Better to Give than to Receive!
It is less than a week until Fight or Flight is officially released. On top of that, it’s only two and a half more days until the blog tour gets started, giving readers the chance to win eBooks, take advantage … Continue reading
Sales, Sequels, and Self-Publishing
It’s been quite a while since I last did a blog post. This is due to a number of reasons that I won’t bore you with. The main reason, however, is that I’ve been very busy writing, editing, and setting … Continue reading
Developmental Editing on your own Work
When I wrote the first draft of Dead and Buryd, I thought I had an amazing setup. I had a couple of chapters of gentle action and discovery, I get the audience used to the characters, and then I amped … Continue reading