Hello all! Hotel Hart has just gone live! it is a #free#shortstory collection set in a hotel at night. I hope you enjoy <3
Cover by Jessica Richardson
#IARTG#asmsg#BookBoost
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One of the worst things that could happen to a magical ten-year-old living in a Muslim community is for him to be posessed by a literal demon for five years.
One day, an old man with a burnt white cane arrives with a solution...and an offer.
#PitMad#writerslife#WritingCommunity
I just remembered I have a book about pirates and swordfights in 2019, and it's on preorder RIGHT NOW, so you might wanna grab a copy.
Can Jennifer actually become a real pirate?
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#coverart and #CoverReveal for Thousand Sunny Queen, a story about an idiot who decides to become a pirate in 2019!
I sent copies to my friends, comment if you want one too!
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#bookreviews#amreading#adventure
Cullie is going to an inn in my #FantasyWIPalooza and he hears this song:
She only loves me when she's gone
So I keep my drinks close at hand
She likes to leave me on my own
I don't think I'm her only man
I messed up messed up messed up
Falling in love with you
Hi #WritingCommunity 'Gatekeeper' describes those who restrict access to s/thing. For us, it's the writing industry + audience. G/keepers then are agents, publishers, producers, booksellers etc. Do u believe there will always be a place for g/keepers in society? Pls expand below.
@rtheshoulders For the book indsutry? Yes, because I think most of the market prefers to have mainstreamed, ready-to-consume goods rather than experimental work that may or may not have been edited/represented and changed to fit the demand.