Writers write, and market their butts off.
What did I do differently? I took charge of my creations and my career by becoming an independent author.
Category: Screenwriting: Breaking In
A Million Little Paths
People often ask me how I got published, and how they, too, can get their first book written and published. I get this question a lot now. I suppose with five poetry books, three novels, a few children’s books and a screenplay under my belt, I may seem like someone who knows what they’re doing,… Continue reading A Million Little Paths
Read the Books Before the Movies Come Out!
Read the books before the movies come out!
Sale! Sale! Sale!
In case you don’t follow me on Facebook or Twitter, I wanted to let you know that today and tomorrow only, November 24 & 25th, 2012, my publisher is having a Holiday Sale on all their books. Printed books are just $10.99 when you shop at their site http://wintergoosepublishing.com and their ebooks are $2.99 at… Continue reading Sale! Sale! Sale!
The Friends I’ve Never Met- Now on Kindle!
This is the story of a screenplay that has traveled around the world more than I have in the last three years. It’s the story of my romantic comedy screenplay, The Friends I’ve Never Met, now available for you to read and enjoy on Kindle or for free on your laptop or desktop computer using… Continue reading The Friends I’ve Never Met- Now on Kindle!
“You Should Write A Movie.”
“It’s him. Why wouldn’t it be him?” my friend Artsy Mommy asked me the day after Mr. Screenwriter signed my blog. “What’s the big deal?” she wanted to know. “He’s just a writer.” Just a writer. I laughed out loud. She had clearly expressed what most of the world thinks of my chosen profession. This… Continue reading “You Should Write A Movie.”
“You’re Not Being Punked.”
When I write, “until the day I found a way to speak with Mr. Screenwriter on the phone,” you must remember that I worked from home with a four-year-old tugging at my pant leg every ten minutes. Therefore, if I wanted my impulsive plan to work (and by impulsive, I mean impulsive—I’d only come up… Continue reading “You’re Not Being Punked.”
