I can't believe it's May already! That means the Insecure Writer's Support Group is back! Take a moment to thank our founder, Alex J. Cavanaugh and visit the IWSG Site to join in and read others' posts for the day.
I actually don't have a lot to say this month. I'm writing in my New Adult fantasy project and waiting for the final version of my young adult fantasy cover! By June, I will know when I am publishing Fractured Princess!
If you haven't signed up for the IWSG e-mails, you should. This month's e-mail focused on marketing as a self-published author, and I intend to soak up that information over the next few weeks. I'm still very excited.
The question of the month is: What was an early experience where you learned that language had power?
I'm not sure how to answer that, really. I think it's because I've always been someone who loved to read and write, there hasn't been that type of epiphany? I guess stepping into Narnia that first time, or falling in love with A Christmas Carol; those stories remain some of my favorite childhood tales, and they couldn't have been had the words and imagery not been so powerful.
Have a great May!
12 comments:
Those are good word memories.
Keep us posted on the book so we can help spread the word.
I loved stepping into the world of Narnia! I still have the box set, although not the original from childhood. Congrats on your writing progress and good luck with your new project.
I sure will! Thank you!
Thank you!
You must be so excited about publishing your book!! Hope your new project is going well, too.
I am! Thanks. :D
Awesome that you are moving forward on publishing your book. I talked about a few ways I can help out on my blog today if you're interested.
Thank you! I will certainly look!
Yay to heading on with publishing your book. How exciting! I loved and love get lost in those worlds. It's always like magic.
Me too! Thank you. <3
Thanks for that reminder about IWSG's newsletter; I'm going to read their tips for self-publishers! And, congratulations on your progress. Sometimes spring is distracting, but it's a wonderful season to cherish each day -- AND to celebrate your writing.
You're welcome, and thank you!!
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