Isobel Irons's Blog: Novels So Vivid, You'll Forget You're Actually Reading, page 6

The “You Must Be Dreaming” Blog Tour: “Who” is Isobel Irons? [Re-Blogged from VeronicaParkAuthor.com]

Note from V: As thefirst stop host ofIsobel Irons’ blog tour, I thought it would be fun to “expose” her…by asking abunchof questions revolving around her identity as a debut New Adult / Adultcontemporary romance author. But first, here’s a … Continuereading→

“The Time Has Come,” the Walrus said…

IT’S FINALLY HERE. Honestly, as much as I’d like to write a big, long, torrid post about all the insane things I’ve been through, all the unbelievable situations that have led me to this moment, I don’t know if I … Continuereading→

Publishing and Sex: It’s All About Who You Choose to Get into Bed With

I recently read a post on Penelope Trunk’s blog about how your biggest decision a person can make that will impact their career is who they marry. (Note: Penelope isnot only one of many inspirations for an upcoming character, she’s … Continuereading→

Introducing, the “You Must Be Dreaming” Blog Tour: December 20th, 2013 – January 20th, 2014

So a few weeks ago, I was talking to a friend of mine who works in the publishing industry, and she was like “you should do a blog tour.” And I was like, “why?” And she was like, “Because your … Continuereading→

The Versatile Blogger Award: Holy Sh**, an Award for Blogging!

I have no idea what I did to deserve this, but hey, SHINY!

Thank you so much to Taylor Eaton at Little Write Lies for this nomination. Seriously, her micro-fiction is sick. If you haven’t done so already, you should definitely check out her site.

As someone who has been blogging for years under a different identity, I must admit that it can feel EXTREMELY frustrating at times to have to start over and build a newcommunity from scratch. I can only imagine this is how people in the witness protec...

Pinterest: A Visual Cornucopia of Goodies

I once told my mother in law, in no uncertain terms, that I would never join Pinterest.

And then I started writing WAKE FOR ME.

And then someone said, “Hey, you know what’s a great site for finding inspiration? Pinterest.”

And about 20,000 hours later… Ihad officially becomea shameless, pinning whore. Whoops.

Anyway, feel free to check out the new WAKE FOR ME Teaser Board on Pinterest.

(I promise, you’ll be addicted in no time.)

The Art of Visual Storytelling: Part One (The Beginning)

By now, we’ve all heard the saying “show, don’t tell.” There’s also another really good one, by someone nameless, that goes something along the lines of “Tell a person a fact and they’ll remember it for a couple of days. But tell them a story and they’ll remember it always.” Or whatever.

Basically, what I’m getting at here is that true storytelling is an art form. Because anyone who can speak can tell a story. But only the best storytellers know that there’s an infinite number of ways to tell...

Let it be Known that I Have ZERO Self-Control

As I suspected, once the editing was done, I couldn’t wait. Whoops.

Oh, well. Enjoy, children!

And of course, please feel free to share. (It’s not my best film work, butsince it’smy first book trailer I had a blast!)

WAKE FOR ME: Cover Reveal

Honestly, when it comes to visuals, I prefer to let my work speak for itself. So, um… TA-DAH!!!

WAKE FOR ME by Isobel Irons – Coming Soon!

OH MY GOD, YES.

Viola Bellerose, 19 – WAKE FOR ME

I’m just about halfway doneediting the rough cut of the WAKE FOR ME trailer. And I have to say, I’ve never felt more insanely attached to a project until now. Like, it’s unhealthy, probably. P.S. To all the parents whospaz out overtheir five year old’s gymnastics tournaments and soccer games like it’s the damn Olympics? Yeah… I’m sorry for all the sardonic comments I’ve made about you and/or at you over the years. I totally get itnow.

Beautiful, Dirty, Rich – V...