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October 19, 2015

MY LEA Review

This is probably the best review I've ever had *dances*



Click here for more of Cassandra's review
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Published on October 19, 2015 18:28

Amazon paperback

After nearly a year since I published the ebook version of MY LEA, I finally did its Amazon paperback version. Woot!

The process is not as scary as I thought it would be. I encountered a few minor problems which were resolved right away by the Createspace team. Phew!



MY LEA paperback is now available through Amazon. Go check it out :)
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Published on October 19, 2015 18:23

July 26, 2015

My Dream, His Dream

This weekend, one of my close friends sent her eldest son
off to college. She’s not the first one to do so among my friends and family,
and surely there’s nothing out of ordinary in sending our kids to college, but
hers is the first one that made me think and feel. 



My friend's dream was for her son to pursue a career in medicine, to
become a doctor or something in this line of business. Her
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Published on July 26, 2015 01:12

July 12, 2015

I Won't Break Blurb

I Won't Break blurb is here!
How ready are you for answers? How about this December? Ready enough
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Published on July 12, 2015 17:10

July 5, 2015

MY LEA paperback

I stil can't believe that the first printing batch that I did for fun and without any proper sales plan has SOLD OUT, and that I'm currently looking at the second printing edition of my book
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Published on July 05, 2015 19:20

June 17, 2015

Don't Copy, Don't Steal

Artists create. It's not just our job, it's who we are: authors write, performers perform, illustrators illustrate, painters paint, singers sing... it's who we are.If you love our creation, thank you. You have given us the greatest joy ever. If we manage to inspire you through our works, then it's a triple plus, a bonus. It's the thing that makes what we do worth it.But please don't copy. It's
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Published on June 17, 2015 03:28

Don't Copy, Don't Steal

Artists create. It's not just our job, it's who we are: authors write, performers perform, illustrators illustrate, painters paint, singers sing... it's who we are.
If you love our creation, thank you. You have given us the greatest joy ever.
If we manage to inspire you through our works, then it's a triple plus, a bonus. It's the thing that makes what we do worth it.
But please don't copy. It's
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Published on June 17, 2015 03:28

May 30, 2015

How To Survive Editing

Very simple.



1. Leave your ego at the door. As matter of fact, divorce your ego. Trust me. Your work will THANK YOU.



2. Break it up into parts. Don't count the red marks all at once. Unless you're a  masochist.



3. Whenever you feel like it is too much, always allow yourself to focus more on the good part of the editing (example in the picture).



4. Author is the creator. Author is
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Published on May 30, 2015 20:45

May 25, 2015

A Thank You Diorama

When my 8-year-old wanted to give her teachers something as a thank-you gift, she didn't go for card or chocolates and flowers.
She made them dioramas "Thank You for Helping Me Grow."
The first one shows a green caterpillar that transforms herself into a beautiful  (featherly) butterfly.
The next one shows seed in a garden that transform into a tall tree. She used real leaves to make that tree.
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Published on May 25, 2015 07:11

May 12, 2015

MG Fantasy : A Dare

I have one particular story idea that's been living inside my head since I was in high school (so yeah, it's been there for like 300 years already).

It's an MG Fantasy thing, you know, with magic, funny creatures, a war between good and evil kind of stuff...



The story has obviously evolved through time, one of the perks of having it undeveloped for so long. This time, I dare myself to '
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Published on May 12, 2015 19:48