I’ve read a lot this year… It’s November 13th, and so far I have read 43 books in 2025, not including the many books I DNF’d (did not finish). That’s a lot for me, especially since I usually read at night before bed, and I tend to fall asleep pretty quickly (requiring me to re-read pages the next night that… View Post
Write a Stand-Out Query Letter & Get a Query Critique
Free Query Letter Critiques! Did you know I offer the chance for FREE query letter and first page feedback to all my newsletter subscribers? Recently, I gave feedback on an author’s query and first pages. She had been querying for months and receiving nothing but form rejections or no responses. After making the changes I suggested, she got a full… View Post
Interview with YA Author Halli Gomez
I met Halli Gomez on Twitter, in a group for YA writers, and eventually I asked her to join my Zoom writers’ circle. Say what you will about social media, but it has its benefits! Halli has written an award-winning YA novel, LIST OF TEN, and her latest YA novel, LOCKED IN, is a hi-lo book, published this summer with… View Post
Interview with Danny Goodman, author of Amerikaland
Why I’m excited to interview Danny Goodman, author of Amerikaland: Say what you will about MFAs, but one of the great things about getting one is that, eventually, some of your classmates publish books, and, sure, you could get all green-eyed about it, but it’s much more fun to be excited. Hey, I KNOW that guy! I used to workshop… View Post
Interview with Cindy R. X. He, Author of Perfect Little Monsters
I met Cindy on Twitter I won’t discuss the current state of Twitter/”X,” but in the before-times I really enjoyed the writing community there, including my super-supportive Twitter writer groups. I “met” Cindy R.X. He in a YA writers group on Twitter several years ago and was so excited when she told us her YA psychological thriller Perfect Little Monsters… View Post
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