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Hello readers. It is Monday and I know you are wondering what I’m working on.
Some of you may remember a while back I put up a post called A Planning Pantser. In it, I talked about how most writers are either planners or pantsers. Planners outline and organize their writing whereas pantsers…fly by the seat of their pants. (Facebook readers, click the link to read on.) Continue reading “It’s Monday. I’m Working.”
As you know, Turning Point is the title of my book, but. BUT. I have another story to tell about it. It’s about a sculpture and a plaque. (Facebook readers, click the link to read on and see what I’m talking about!) Continue reading “Turning Point Project.”
The end result may well be, but the doing it part, meh. I’d rather be delving into my made-up universe and hanging out with my pretend friends Alice, Adam, and even the newbies. You’ll have to read book two to find out who they are. (There’s a guy named Kal and he’s dark and handsome–oops, did I say that out loud?)
And, no it’s not out yet. This is what we in marketing call, “A Teaser.” Maybe, I don’t know. I’m not actually in marketing.
I think I’ve been in quarantine too long.
Anyway, today, I wanted to make sure everyone in the room knows how to reach me and how to read me. (See what I did there?)
If you’re reading this, you are likely seeing it through Facebook or Twitter. But did you know that these posts actually originate from my website? Maybe check out kristynotkirsty.com. I try to put up a post most weekdays. If you know all about the website because, duh, that’s how you got here, did you know I have a Facebook author page? It’s Kristynotkirsty
I’m also on Twitter: Kristynotkirsty
And finally, I’m on Instagram: Kristynotkirsty
Check out the links, maybe say hi or something. I don’t bite (that’s extra).
Until then, keep reading.
Happy MCA Day dear readers. I know there’s another really famous day people are celebrating today, but I’ve seen some animosity online about it (I guess we’re all getting a bit touchy) so I’m choosing to celebrate a different special day this year. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, MCA (Adam Yauch) from the Beastie Boys died (far too young) on May 4th, 2012.
Within the vampire mythology, there are various origin stories. Maybe it’s a virus. Maybe they just always existed or even pre-dated humans. Maybe the origin is less important at the beginning of a series but becomes more so when learning more deeply about our beloved characters.
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