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Tuesday Cross

Goodreads Author

Born

Seattle, The United States

Website

https://www.tuesdaycross.com

Twitter

tuesdaywrites

Genre

Fantasy, Paranormal, Romance

Influences

Frank Herbert, Douglas Adams, JK Rowling, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Dushka ...more

Member Since

February 2017

URL

https://www.goodreads.com/tuesday_cross

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Who is Tuesday Cross?

She’s a shape-shifting time traveler on the run from the law for a crime she didn’t commit.

As Tuesday dashes across time and space in an effort to clear her name, she spends her free hours writing stories for the supernatural community.

While people tend to focus on the paranormal aspects of Tuesday’s life, she is much more than your typical magical adventurer.

Tuesday is a wife, daughter, sister, reader, author, and graphic designer.

Her passion lies in her drive to highlight the everyday magic in our not-so-normal world.
She hopes that by creating fantastical stories for you to lose yourself in, you might just find yourself instead.

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What are you currently working on?

Tuesday Cross I am currently working on 'Of Flesh and Fire – Book II'.
Book I was a wild ride, and this next installment takes us even further down the rabbit hole.…moreI am currently working on 'Of Flesh and Fire – Book II'.
Book I was a wild ride, and this next installment takes us even further down the rabbit hole. Or... dragon hole, I guess? (less)

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What’s your advice for aspiring writers?

Tuesday Cross Don't let criticism get you down. It's easier said than done, but it's important to remember that you're just not going to please everyone.

Other than …moreDon't let criticism get you down. It's easier said than done, but it's important to remember that you're just not going to please everyone.

Other than that, my best advice for aspiring writers who one day want to sell their work is to put time not only into their writing, but into learning other helpful skills like marketing as well.

We live in a noisy world with so many people trying to be heard, if you're an excellent writer and you have the basic knowledge around how to get your book seen, you'll be more likely to see success. (less)

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