I have to say as an introvert I am not big on the talky talky unless I am nervous or you get me going on something that I really enjoy like philosophy (has the side effect of boring everyone else generally for some reason. Which is weird. Philosophy rocks!). Point being, not going to go…… Continue reading True? Or extremely true?
Hmm makes you think. Confession: I’m Biased Against Women Authors That article is not the first I have read that stated men tend to read books written by men statistically. It does the other way as well, just not quite as much if you look at the Goodreads survey. I find this fascinating but to…… Continue reading Are you a gender biased reader?
We’re all just stories in the end. We really, really are. The fact is, our brain likes to remember events as it wants to remember them, not how they happened. It makes our lives into its own personal story of what happened. Sometimes you get into an argument with someone about some event years ago…… Continue reading Life is like a story…
I have been exploring the site Fiverr recently for people that might help me in various different ways. I found one person that was willing to promote my book on 50 Facebook kindle groups. So I chose that one just to save me some marketing time. I also am trying out the cover design from…… Continue reading Fiverr
I have to admit I read to forget. To forget the reality I am in and get lost in a new world. To forget the pained body I exist in and lose myself in a pain distration. Yes, I would say I read to forget.
I heard this question asked in a Facebook writing group. When did you want to be a writer? It reminded me of some pleasant memories really. Of being a preteen and writing out these long novelettes, then typing them out on my mothers typewriter. tap, tap, tap *Bing* Swoosh. It was great. Eventually she upgraded…… Continue reading When did you want to be a writer?
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