THE EDGE OF IN BETWEEN releases just over two months from now, and it's time to launch the pre-order campaign! I worked hard to create something fun and exciting for those who pre-order my book, and I'm officially launching the campaign today! Every pre-order of THE EDGE OF IN BETWEEN receives the following: Two custom… Continue reading Pre-Order Campaign for THE EDGE OF IN BETWEEN!
Without further ado... the cover for THE EDGE OF IN BETWEEN!
While I don't have a writing routine, exactly, where I make myself sit down and write at the same time every day, I do have a system.
The Great Missing My book releases in just over a week, and I've been caught off guard more than once by emotion... many excited, happy feelings, and other feelings too--like nervousness and self-doubt. But something else has shown up as well. And that something else is a surprising resurgence of grief. You see, I wrote… Continue reading A Personal Note About The Circus of Stolen Dreams
We are 6 months out from this book baby's book birthday, and I am delighted to share a closer look at the ARC for THE CIRCUS OF STOLEN DREAMS. Here's a short pitch for the story: Andrea enters Reverie, a circus built of dreams, to escape the pain of her brother's disappearance. When she discovers… Continue reading 6 Fun ARC Facts about The Circus of Stolen Dreams!
As an aspiring author, I often devoured stories of other writers who were successful in finding an agent and selling a manuscript to a publisher. It feels very surreal to be writing my own story now! If you're new here and want to read the full scope of my journey, please feel free to visit… Continue reading How I Got My Book Deal
The edits have been made. The agent showcase approaches. And it's time to share a bit about what the experience of being in Pitch Wars was like for me! Here, I'll detail my mentee experience, the revision work we did, and some general thoughts as we come upon the end of this amazing and unique… Continue reading My Pitch Wars Experience!
Deciding To Be A Writer When I was a little girl, I liked to write stories. They were usually short, mysterious, and creepy. They often came to an abrupt end. I enjoy finding them when digging through bins in the basement. In college, I had a crisis over what I wanted to major in, and… Continue reading My Journey To Pitch Wars
Lorelei Savaryn, Children's Author 