Breather...

I've got a lot of stuff on my plate right now, so please don't forget about me if I don't blog consistently for the next month or so. I'm in the process of getting Saving Redwind into a real book that you can hold in your hands. All of the files are up at CreateSpace, and I'm just waiting to hear if the cover is all right. We had to upload a new one, because there were issues with the first one. Once that's accepted, I'll be able to order a proof copy. That will be too cool. After the proof is accepted, the book will be ready for sale.

So...if you haven't purchased the ebook of Saving Redwind, please hold off because you'll be able to purchase a physical copy soon. I'll post when it's available, as well as my blog tour information that I'll be doing to promote Saving Redwind.

Print Book to come

On the advice of my agent, I will be creating a physical book of Saving Redwind through Amazon's Createspace. I have to figure out how to format the file, order a proof, and then it will be ready to purchase. I've had a small inkling that's been bothering me - how many MG readers have an e-reader or want to read a book on a computer? To combat not having the physical book, she convinced me to do Createspace.

Have any of you used Createspace? Please let me know of your experiences.


Trust me, this is not how I wanted to publish a book. But when my agent tells me that nothing is moving (being sold), I guess this is the only way if I want to get my writing out there.

What do you think of the publishing industry these days?