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I’ve got a bit of travel on in the next few weeks, which means there will be some articles coming – and I’d love to tell you about my start to finish resources that I use as an author (from AppSumo to ZZZZZ), Five essential author tools (including Evernote), and Sleep Hygiene for horror writers. […]

New blogs being added to the site

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In the coming weeks, we’ll be finally finishing up our syndication plans, and relaunching and bringing in a few new blogs, including: Kai talks Tech – tutorials and other information, geared to authors and wordpress users Spoonie life – living with a serious health condition or six. AND I’ll be guest blogging with The Horror […]

Book updates, another two week wait passed, and *stuff*

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It’s been a rough couple of weeks for us as a family – mental health wise, I slipped so many gears I’m worried I stripped some ‘teeth’ in there.  And even though I was hopeful, because I was late, the two week wait this time has ended in disappointment.  The book has stalled too.  I…

And I hit a stall…

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Firstly, we’re in our two week wait. So, to be honest, my heart hasn’t been in it all week, which has been hard for writing in general. Which isn’t really helpful right now because alongside everything else I’ve had to deal with this week (business stuff mostly, to make my companies dormant), I’m also worried…

Birth announcements when #TCC

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Let’s talk about birth announcements when trying to conceive.  It’s a bit of minefield if you’re trying for a family, but there are a few tried and true tips on how to keep frustration down when passing love and good wishes on to friends and family. Firstly, huge congratulations to the Royal Family, and the…

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C is for C-PTSD causes changes #atozchallenge #mentalhealth

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While I’ve planned to mostly talk about my books, one of the things I do have to acknowledge, and is intimately tied to everything I write, is that I have mental health concerns. The first thing I have to say is I understand that caring for people is complex and that it’s easy to fall […]