The author reflects on their unexpected retirement, filled with editing, writing, and client projects rather than leisure. While swamped with manuscripts, they cherish their freedom to choose work and revel in literary pursuits. Despite the chaos, they celebrate a fulfilling life filled with adventures, creativity, and upcoming events like a book signing.
Retirement Didn’t Slow Me Down. It Set Me Free.
December 2025 was the month that changed everything. Just not in the way I expected. Within a matter of weeks, I underwent a total knee replacement after a fall that had slowly robbed me of the ability to do the things I loved. At almost the same time, the company where I had spent more …
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Celebrating Stories of Authenticity: A Memoir’s Emotional Journey
When I first began working on this story, I quickly realized it was much more than a memoir about gender identity or transition. At its core, it was a deeply human story about survival, shame, courage, family, and ultimately, self-acceptance.
Why I Love Helping Authors Achieve Their Dreams
Sometimes, I feel like I want to burst at the seams with excitement! I feel so lucky to work with so many excellent writers from all around the globe, both published and soon-to-be-published authors. It's a lot of work and very time-consuming, but when you love doing something this much, it never feels like work. …
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A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Maturity | #Copywriting
So I've been writing novels non-stop for about 7 years now. I've published 8 so far in case you may have missed the point of why I started this website in the first place lol Then, I started proofreading and editing as well to bring in some extra money. I really, REALLY enjoy doing that! …
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Who Needs an Editor?
I’ve decided to get down to business. I absolutely love editing. Content, flow, punctuation, proofing etc. I can help you. Requirements: Manuscript must be formatted to 8 1/2 x 11, double spaced in Times New Roman in Microsoft Word. Story genre and page count, once the manuscript has been formatted as stated above. I want …
A Passion for #Proofreading | A New Gig?
I have to be honest, I really don't know the mechanics of proofreading as a profession or if there's a system out there for it. I mean I'm sure there is but I haven't explored it...yet. Most likely there are expensive courses and / or classes you can take to become certified and get some …
I’m Branching Out! Check Out My New #Author Services Page!
I've learned so much in past four years since I began this journey. I love writing and above all, telling great stories. However, I've recently been hit with some personal and family issues which require me to use my knowledge and creativity in ways that will assist me in keeping my lights on and a …
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Sorry for my absence. Here’s my excuse note…
I've been both busy and lazy for a few days. I've just recovered from pneumonia and a bit of exhaustion set in. I realized I was pushing myself too hard, so besides a few hours at the Inn Saturday evening having some hard apple cider with my favorite crew, watching pre-season football, I slept this …
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Round Two Edits Complete. Why Am I So Sad?
I should be jumping for joy right? I just finished the second round of edits for "The Blue Diamond." No, I'm really sad. I'm sad because I know it will be at least another month, maybe more before I can afford a professional proof reader/editor. I'm sad because I love this effing book so much …
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