Newsletter Blogs

  • March Newsletter

    After finishing my fourth book and sending it off to my lovely beta readers, I found myself thinking about where my love for writing began. At first, I thought about it practically—the first school assignment where I had to write a short story, the first actual manuscript I completed.  But that wasn’t where it began…

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  • February Newsletter

    I hope everyone is staying warm—we’ve hit the single digits up in New York—and hope you are currently curled up with a blanket (and preferably a warm beverage) reading this newsletter.  Novel Updates. Those of you who are writers understand the simultaneous emotions of panic and gratitude when someone asks, “How’s the book stuff going?”…

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  • January Newsletter

    Happy new years! We’re already a week into 2026. Is it too soon to say time is going fast? You don’t need to have a strong social media presence to hear people talking about their New Year goals, aspirations, and/or resolutions. In my travels these past weeks, I’ve seen bumper stickers, billboards, and even chatted…

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  • December Newsletter

    Can you believe it’s already December 1st? My grandma used to say time moves a little faster every year, and we have to appreciate it all the more because of that. Somehow, it feels truer with each passing season. As we settle into the heart of the holidays, I hope it brings peace and comfort…

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  • October Newsletter

    Novel Updates. This month I’m excited to announce I’ll be submitting my manuscript to a few agents and editors. That’s great… But what does that mean to you all? For you, it means my story has left my google drive. It’s landed in the the inbox of someone who can put it on the shelves.…

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  • September Newsletter

    Hi! Thank you for being here and reading along. When I started writing, I assumed the first words people read of mine would be on a paperback. Little did I know, authors enter the world long before their names are on the shelves. We start on your Instagram feeds, in your inboxes, handing business cards…

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