I have been working. Hard. Hard enough that I have felt the pressure at night when I am attempting to sleep. Hard enough that there is serious kink in my shoulders from hunching over the pc, and in my legs from bending and squatting and lifting.
My first novella is complete, and to the editor, final edits are hopefully received tomorrow for a tight publishing deadline by Friday.
The cover has been done for a few weeks and has been officially released. I have done an interview available on June 1st, and The Binding: An Erotic Fantasy is scheduled to be reviewed by GraveTells in mid-June.
My life has taken a crazy turn in the last month or so. An emergency happened with a friend of friend causing some direct changes to my lifestyle. Namely a 1 year old boy coming over 4 days a week.
The good news is that my writing career while- slowing drastically-has not died. I have simply reworked my strategy. We are going at it in a bit of a different way.
Instead of pounding out delicious sex stories that kept my readers drooling for more of my delectable tales, I have focused on one or two longer pieces. Including my very first novella, heavy duty advertising, and less hours at the keyboard.
Sometimes businesses need a wrench to be thrown into the works to shake things up a bit, and that's certainly hoping this wrench shakes things up in a positive way.
Every company goes through "slow" periods, times when sales are not at their peak and profit margins are slim (or even non-existent) and writing is no different. Keeping that in mind through these ups and downs is key.
My first novella is complete, and to the editor, final edits are hopefully received tomorrow for a tight publishing deadline by Friday.
The cover has been done for a few weeks and has been officially released. I have done an interview available on June 1st, and The Binding: An Erotic Fantasy is scheduled to be reviewed by GraveTells in mid-June.
My life has taken a crazy turn in the last month or so. An emergency happened with a friend of friend causing some direct changes to my lifestyle. Namely a 1 year old boy coming over 4 days a week.
The good news is that my writing career while- slowing drastically-has not died. I have simply reworked my strategy. We are going at it in a bit of a different way.
Instead of pounding out delicious sex stories that kept my readers drooling for more of my delectable tales, I have focused on one or two longer pieces. Including my very first novella, heavy duty advertising, and less hours at the keyboard.
Sometimes businesses need a wrench to be thrown into the works to shake things up a bit, and that's certainly hoping this wrench shakes things up in a positive way.
Every company goes through "slow" periods, times when sales are not at their peak and profit margins are slim (or even non-existent) and writing is no different. Keeping that in mind through these ups and downs is key.
The good news with selling our books is that our store front doesn't close down when we need to take time off. Our books stay on the shelves
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