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What I love best about beta readers
There are tons of reasons as an author to appreciate your beta readers. Here are some of the most important things my beta readers have contributed. Beta readers are wonderful! Have you ever been a beta reader?
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Sunday Reflection: it’s how you END
Today’s Gospel at Mass stresses the parable of two sons: one tells his father he will go out and work in the vineyard, but doesn’t. The other says he won’t, but then ends up ultimately obeying his father. St. Augustine said, and he would know from personal experience, that “every saint has a past, and…
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Considering blogging two or three times a week
Hello all! This is an update post just to say that I’m considering blogging two or three times a week instead of every day. I like SOME aspects of blogging daily, but it’s hard, and I’m not seeing fruit from it after a number of months. Research suggests that blogging LESS frequently may actually be…
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Thankful Thursday: grateful for all who contributed to a successful free promo
This post will be shorter. I’m tired, haha. Thanks to EVERYONE who helped make this recent 5-day/Freebooksy-supported free promotion of “The Crimson League: The Fight for Hope” successful. You shared the news. You downloaded. You put up with my posts and promotion of the promo. I really appreciate your help making Herezoth accessible to a…
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SPECIAL SNEAK PEEK AT “THE MAGIC COUNCIL:THE FIGHT FOR HOME”
It’s my birthday! And to celebrate, here’s a spoiler-free peek at one of my favorite scenes from book two of the Herezoth trilogy, “The Magic Council: The Fight for Home.” I mentioned the three princes in a recent about the three powers of the human heart. Now you get to meet them! You find out…
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Sunday Reflection: The last shall be first
Today’s Gospel passage at Mass is such a mysterious parable. It really flips things around, humanly speaking. It turns the human sense of justice on its head. A man goes out to hire day laborers. He agrees with them for the usual daily wage. As the day progresses, he hires more and more people. He…
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