Cut & Run
Book I
by Abigail Roux and Madeleine Urban
Genre: LGBT Contemporary Romance
Heat Level: HOT
Stars: 3/5
Stars: 3/5
Showing posts with label Erotica. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Erotica. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Blog Tour Kick Off!
Hey ya'll! The Event Horizon Blog Tour starts tomorrow! You can get a full agenda of the tour via my website. Follow me and you could win an Amazon Gift Card!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Media Wagon
Random post alert. I'm not good at this keeping up with the post thing. Can't make promises to get any better. On the plus side, the reason I fail is because I'm focused on working on manuscripts.
One thing I've been trying to work out lately is publicity. I've been trying to line up ways to get the word out. It's a lot of work and while my editor/publisher are amazing, I still need to do my own leg work. It's hard, especially when I don't have the foggiest clue what to do and well... lets face it, I'm more interested in just writing.
There needs to be a nice balance between writing and publicizing, but I don't know where that balance is. It's stressful at times. Give-me-a-six-pack-kind-of-stress.
So when is it a good time to push aside the key board and focus on publicity? Authors have always struggled. We think the battle is over when we land that deal, but it isn't. It's continuing to spread the word of your story and boast sales. While I'm not in it for the money, that still is how I make my living. So one just wonders when I should set it all aside and try to sale. Should I turn off the muse at some point and focus solely on trying to sell?
Is there ever a point when that doesn't happen?
What is the best way to sell?
Well, I don't have a lot of answers. I'll figure them out. I will be doing some blog tours in the future. I'm working on getting them lined up, so when they do appear I'll definitely post. I will be participating in Hop Against Homophobia this May, a great tour focused on spreading the world equality as well as the love of m/m writing. So look for that. Until then chickadees, I shall try to find that balance of writing-media.
One thing I've been trying to work out lately is publicity. I've been trying to line up ways to get the word out. It's a lot of work and while my editor/publisher are amazing, I still need to do my own leg work. It's hard, especially when I don't have the foggiest clue what to do and well... lets face it, I'm more interested in just writing.
There needs to be a nice balance between writing and publicizing, but I don't know where that balance is. It's stressful at times. Give-me-a-six-pack-kind-of-stress.
So when is it a good time to push aside the key board and focus on publicity? Authors have always struggled. We think the battle is over when we land that deal, but it isn't. It's continuing to spread the word of your story and boast sales. While I'm not in it for the money, that still is how I make my living. So one just wonders when I should set it all aside and try to sale. Should I turn off the muse at some point and focus solely on trying to sell?
Is there ever a point when that doesn't happen?
What is the best way to sell?
Well, I don't have a lot of answers. I'll figure them out. I will be doing some blog tours in the future. I'm working on getting them lined up, so when they do appear I'll definitely post. I will be participating in Hop Against Homophobia this May, a great tour focused on spreading the world equality as well as the love of m/m writing. So look for that. Until then chickadees, I shall try to find that balance of writing-media.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Excerpt
Okay, so I've lacked majorly in updating this thing. This was why I never kept a journal when I was a kid. I always forgot to write in it.
So to give everyone (you nonexistent chickadees out there) a quick overview of how my months have been so far: CRAZY.
I've had a book release, finished two novels and begun the process of editing one, still hammering out the first draft for the other, and finishing up a third. As well as inserting about a million book ideas in between that. I finally got smart and bought some journals to track my ideas.
In between that I've been balancing family life and writing, I've barely had time to collect my thoughts and key them in
As an apology, here is an excerpt from my published novel THE HUNTING MOON
So to give everyone (you nonexistent chickadees out there) a quick overview of how my months have been so far: CRAZY.
I've had a book release, finished two novels and begun the process of editing one, still hammering out the first draft for the other, and finishing up a third. As well as inserting about a million book ideas in between that. I finally got smart and bought some journals to track my ideas.
Writing Tip: Keep paper on you, whether loose, a notepad, or a journal. When those ideas hit, JOT THEM DOWN!
In between that I've been balancing family life and writing, I've barely had time to collect my thoughts and key them in
As an apology, here is an excerpt from my published novel THE HUNTING MOON
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