Resurrecting Your Books with Reviews
by Megan Haskell This is a repost of my November, 2016 post: Finding and Interacting with Reviewers: An Overview. I thought this would be a good review (haha, get it?) in Continue reading
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Don’t Let Temptation Take Over
by Megan Haskell It’s tempting . . . I started out this month with that title on our Monthly Update, and it’s been stuck in my head ever since. I Continue reading
It’s tempting . . .
Temptation. We all face it in one form or another. It can be a deadly distraction or a marketer’s dream. As writers, we must play both sides of the coin: Continue reading
Find the Time to Write
by Megan Haskell As many of you know, I’m a stay-at-home mom with a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old. As you can probably imagine, my time is pretty limited. But in Continue reading
Maintaining a Jolly Attitude – for writers
by Megan Haskell “Keep your eyes on your own page.” “Only compare yourself to yourself.” “Don’t compare your beginnings to someone else’s middle.” Great motivation, right? They look really pretty Continue reading
Feast or Famine
by Megan Haskell. The creative life is filled with ups and downs. How do you survive the feasts and famines in your writing? Continue reading
A Hero in the Making: Crafting a kick-ass protagonist
by Megan Haskell A hero. Every story needs one. I don’t care if you’re writing horror or romance, fantasy or thriller, you can’t have a story if you don’t have Continue reading
Homework: Recommended Reading for Writers
by Megan Haskell My daughter started Kindergarten this year, and with “big girl school” comes homework. She’s actually excited about the concept, proud to be challenged to study at home on her own. She has Continue reading
10 Hot Tips for Author Readings
by Megan Haskell At the end of the month, I’ll be participating in an author reading and book signing at A Stones Throw Winery in San Juan Capistrano. As I Continue reading
Hot Stuff: What’s new and upcoming at O.C. Writers
by Megan Haskell Hot, Hot, Hot Phew! It’s HOT out there! I can’t even walk my dog after 11am without worrying about his paws on the cement. Luckily, this month Continue reading