I’m listening to a podcast called Black History Has History. Here’s the link – https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-romance-has-a-history/id1754863314?i=1000660715096 It brought back beautiful memories of 1994 and being introduced to Black Romance. My first Black historical romance was Night Song by Beverly Jenkins. I was beyond excited. As a longtime historical romance reader, discovering a book with Black characters was thrilling. I first saw an ad for it in Romantic Times, and I knew I had to have it.
Yearly Archives : 2025
Make It an Event Victoria transformed her book signing into an engaging experience by incorporating a Q&A session with Ron A. Austin as the moderator. Ron asked insightful questions about the inspiration and research behind the book, giving the audience a deeper understanding of her creative process. They also opened the floor for audience questions, and the discussion that followed was both lively and insightful. A standard book signing is great but turning it into
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The Art of Networking for Authors Networking is a crucial skill for authors. Building relationships is at the core of what I teach, and I strongly believe that my books, Building Online Relationships and Building Your Readership, would not have come to fruition without the power of networking. The authors who encouraged me to write a book about book promotion and my mentor, Sylvia Hubbard, who told me about Kindle Vella, all played a significant role in my
My Top 12 Books For 2024 The Starter X – Mia Sosa Sisters With A Side of Greens – Michelle Stimpson The Fallen Fruit – Shawntelle Madison From Here To the Great Unknown – Lisa Marie Presley & Riley Keough The Queen of Sugar Hill – Re Shonda Tate Your First Million – Arlan Hamilton In A League Of Her Own – Kaia Alderson How Kdramas Can Transform Your Life – Jeanie Y Chang Coming
This year I chose the word Publish – To inspire me to publish my books this year. With Kindle Vella closing, I decided it was time to move my books to the ebook and print format. I have all these ideas for my books, but I have not published anything new. It’s time to get these books out of my closet and on the shelves. I’m learning formatting, so that will help me move ahead
Last year I set goals for myself, but I didn’t write them down anywhere. They were in my head. Sometimes I have a bad habit of doing that, so this year I decided that I was going to write them down here on the blog, so I would have a physical reminder of what my goals are for 2025. I would like to publish eight books – two books a quarter. I would like to
This is the last week of the month for book promotion. I’ve decided to make sure I look at my promotion results every month this year. I will be sharing this monthly check with you, so you can check out your results too. I use Chat GTP for marketing and I asked it to tell me what I should be looking for in my results. Here’s what it said. At the end of the month,
I built a fun Kdrama community on the Threads platform. This week one of my fellow threaders used one of my posts to inspire her YouTube Video. It’s about Kdrama endings one of my pet peeves about Kdramas. Here’s what I said in my post: I would like to chat with Kdrama writers to see why they have a hard time with their endings. Some seem rushed. Some don’t make any sense Some totally destroy
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