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January 4, 2021
Readers Roost: The Story of Wobbly Willie Cranford Review and Giv...
This delightful children's book was written with the hope of showing that treating others kindly, regardless of how different they may be, can lead to a happier world. Wobbly Willie is different, but everyone loves him just as he is, and that makes all the difference!
As someone who was mercilessly bullied throughout my school years, I have often wondered how my life might have been different if only I had been treated kindly. Would I be as happy as Willie? Would I have been successful? There's no way I can know. But if this book can help change kids' minds about being cruel to their peers, then it will have done a vital and perhaps life-saving job.
January 3, 2021
Readers Roost: The Far Side of Heaven Book Tour and Giveaway
Can something good come from a terrible situation? Find out in this contemporary holiday romance.
Readers Roost: Bolder Blindsided Book Tour and Giveaway
This spirited book is just the ticket for fans of the paranormal thriller genre.I'll see myself out now.
January 2, 2021
Readers Roost: Gumbeaux Love Guest Post and Giveaway
I like the friendship between the women in this fresh and fun novel. It's a nice escape from the stresses of modern times.
December 30, 2020
Changes 2021
Free use image by Gerd Altmann on Pixabayhttps://pixabay.com/illustrations/new-year-new-year-s-eve-new-year-s-5798330/I don't do New Year's resolutions. New Year's resolutions and anything with the phrase "New You in 52" makes me want to throw stuff. January 1 is an arbitrary marker for changing things up, and I'll use it that way without any statement of resolution.
Regarding blog hops, I don't know how some of you people do it, but I become overwhelmed and feel like a failure. So I'm going to divide the "Big Four" into once a month stops rather than trying to do all of them weekly because I consistently fall flat on my face when I try to make weekly stops.
The first hop of the month will be MFRW Book Hooks. I'll publish the post and put it on the Linky list on Tuesday, as the list closes on Wednesday.
The second hop of the month will be MFRW Steam. I'll publish the post and put it on the Linky list on Monday as the hop is every second Tuesday.
The third hop of the month will be Weekend Writing Warriors. The post will be published and put on the Linky list on Saturday as the hop happens on Sunday.
The fourth hop of the month will be Snippet Sunday. This post will also be published Saturday and we'll go to the hop on Sunday.
By doing this, I should be able to consistently visit everyone on the list, comment, and share their posts on social media.
I'm continuing to work on my fantasy/sci-fi WIP, The Key of Eidolon, and hope to have it ready for publication by my birthday, February 15. I'm not one of those "never ask a lady her age" people. Fuck that noise. I'll be 56. Ageism is bullshit and needs to die.
After reading The Erotica Handbook by Emily Baker I've been inspired to try writing and publishing erotica shorts (around 3000 words each) again. If you've ever been interested in trying your hand at erotica, this book is a pretty good guide. If you buy it through the following link, I'll make a small commission.
https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B01BXR40AO&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_wAg7FbHSB5WEW&tag=ciethehuntr07-20
I vehemently disagree with the author on the assertion that you need to write 2500 words a day or else. If you can do it and want to do it, more power to you. For me, that sort of daily word count goal is impractical and leads to burnout and shitty writing. It would be like NaNoWriMo every day which to me sounds like hell. No thank you.
I write an approximately 3000-word segment for whatever WIP I'm working on every week and will now be writing an approximately 3000-word erotic short every week, plus I want to keep working on my poetry and other crafts. That is quite an ambitious enough undertaking for me.
A lot of people swear by newsletters, but I've never been able to pull the trigger on doing one consistently. I guess they can be effective, but I know that I have a bunch of newsletter subscriptions, and I never open them. I'm playing with the idea of doing a monthly zine featuring all the work I've done over the previous month, which can either be bought as a one-shot on LBRY or will be part of the $5 and up subscription tiers on BitPatron, Ko-Fi, and Patreon.
I'd love to see some income for my efforts in the coming year.
It's now 5:30 A.M. and I still haven't slept. Even if I have no other friends, insomnia will always be with me.
~Cie~
December 28, 2020
Readers Roost: A Refuge Bay Christmas Book Tour and Giveaway
A lovely m/m holiday romance with a $10 Amazon giveaway. Don't miss out on this sweet story as Nathan and Og try to help their daughter overcome her troubled past.
Mes crazy expériences: WeWriWar 336: The House at the Crossing 42
I'm with Nancy on this one--it was quite enough for me to raise one child. To suddenly have three of them--yikes! Of course it is right for her to think of their well-being, though.
December 27, 2020
Dreamers, lovers, and Star Voyagers: WeWriWa: EU57
That would certainly be frustrating. I hate having people look over my shoulder when I'm trying to work. It makes me nervous and more likely to make mistakes.
Readers Roost: A Stroke at Midnight BDSM Romance
Tied down by guilt and separated by quarantine, Mateo and Deja decide to free themselves with a New Year’s Eve night of passion. But will it destroy their family and friendship?
https://amazon.com/dp/B08QJQ817M
#bwwm #bdsm #HolidayRomance #quickread #shortstories #kindleunlimited
Sneak Peek Sunday: Ready to Fight
Free use image by Enrique Meseguer on Pixabayhttps://pixabay.com/photos/sorceress-witch-fantasy-dark-4529012/95 words
AcknowledgmentsBoom Boom (Out Go the Lights) is a song written by Stan Lewis and recorded by Little Walter in 1957 and the Pat Travers band in 1979.
*Fandango’s One-Word Challenge: Gall
https://fivedotoh.com/2020/12/27/fowc-with-fandango-gall/
*Light Motifs: Breakfast
https://lightmotifs.wordpress.com/2020/12/24/thursday-inspo-88/
*Saturday Six-Word Story Prompt: Sick
https://thesoulsearchersite.wordpress.com/2020/12/26/6wsp-70/
*Sunday Writing Prompt
*Weekend Writing Prompt: Troglodyte
https://sammiscribbles.wordpress.com/2020/12/26/weekend-writing-prompt-189-troglodyte/
This piece is doomed to become part of my WIP, The Key of Eidolon, which is the second book in the Tales from the Dreamlands series. If you enjoyed it, you might like Ketil and Yitzy's Adventure in the Xura Dream House too.
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