Did you know that Reedsy Studio has a desktop web app for your computer? Instead of opening a new browser tab to work on your manuscript, you can do so right from your computer’s desktop. But is it something you’ll get any real use out of?
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Self-Publishing
7 Things I Plan to Implement While Writing Fury, My Dark Fantasy
Now that Shadows of Atlantic City is published, I’m working on Fury, the sequel to Kingmaker. However, there are a few things I learned from the first book that I plan to tackle with this next manuscript. The idea is to address a few problems before they arise.
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Review: Is Reedsy Studio Worth Upgrading to the Paid Plans?
One of my favorite writing apps for beginning authors is Reedsy Studio, but is it worth upgrading to the paid plans? There’s no doubt that you’ll get some great tools out of the premium service, but is it worth $125 per year, especially if you’re on a tight budget?
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From Idea to Manuscript: How I Write My Books
During the live streams on Monday nights, I’ve been asked a few times about how I write fiction books. Where do I get my ideas, how do I keep momentum going to write, and how do I solve writer’s block are among the most common questions. Let me break it down a bit.
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Why I Am Writing Two Completely Different Book Series
Now that my dark western book, Shadows of Atlantic City, is published, it’s time to move back to the Witcham series. Yes, that means I am working on a dark fantasy and a dark western series at the same time. Why wouldn’t I just finish one before starting the other?
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