Showing posts with label Blog tour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blog tour. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Blog tour continues...

I'm over at the wonderful Donna Cummings' blog today talking about story problem. Please come by and let me know if you  are conscious of your story problem when you begin a new manuscript.

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

I'm over here today!

Holy smokes....I almost forgot that I'm over at Chris Eboch's blog today talking about writing and Saving Redwind. Guess getting up at 4am has its disadvantages! Please come visit me (of course after you've checked out the blog post below about Pete Morin's new book!) so I won't be too lonely!

Friday, September 16, 2011

Split Personality today

Hey, my blog tour continues and I'm over at two blogs today! If you get a chance, please head over to Heather Cashman's blog and then why not drop by Robyn Campbell's blog. It was a lot of fun answering their questions.

Friday, September 9, 2011

Guest blogging today

I'm over at the Gem State Writers blog talking about how I started my writing journey and how I ended up writing middle grade. I'd love if you'd visit me!

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Blog Tour starts tomorrow!

Hey Peeps!
I've been working to set-up a blog tour. It's going well, and I'm still looking for spots - so...if you want me to stop by, let me know!

Here's my schedule so far:
Friday, Aug 5                Lydia Kang
Monday, Aug 8             Pk Hrezo
Monday, Aug 8 - 12     Susan Kaye Quinn
Wednesday, Aug 31      Laynie King
Friday, Sept 9               Gem State Writers
Friday, Sept 16             Heather Cashman
Friday, Sept 23             Chris Eboch

Sometime in December  The Teen Book Scene

I'm hoping to get a few more and will update the links as they come up.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Blogtour coming in August

Now that Saving Redwind is available in print, I'll be heading through the blogsphere. I'm pretty excited because I'll be making about six stops. I'm still lining them all up (and looking for more). Each stop will have a contest to win your very own autographed copy of my book and hopefully a little treat. No, it won't be chocolate chip cookies, but most likely something to help keep your spot while reading.


For those authors out there, I'd like to ask a question: how have you handled your marketing? What sort of tips can you give a newbie?

As always, thanks for stopping by!