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Another Story Done

My progress has not stopped.

So, in true ADHD fashion, I’ve managed to have far too many projects stack up at the same time. Also, yes, I am solidly ADHD, which means I either have to be insanely well organized, or I find myself in this situation.

First thing, I completed my last direct edits on Date Night, which I intend to submit to an anthology. Right now it’s out to a technical expert and my editor (not the same people) for a read through and then Date Night, my first and only (so far) romance oriented story will be sent out into the world.

Next, I’m going to focus on editing the stories I’ve selected for Tales of the E4 Mafia 2, and I’ll be writing a story for Butter Bars! This story is military fantasy, so that’s a very different style than my Burn and Bad Karma stories.

Once I get all that done, I’m back to novels. Look forward to more long format Burn and Bad Karma stories coming as soon as I can get them done!

And, since I wrapped a major edit, check out this song as a victor song for my cyberpunk stories!

Easy Jobs Got a New Cover!

As I’m working through rebranding and getting new covers on my books, I’ve had the great fortune to work with Tiffanie Gray, who has nailed Moving Target and Easy Jobs.

As is usually the case, authors have a view of what their covers should look like. This idea usually has little connection to what readers are looking for when they look for books in their preferred genre. Tiffanie does a great job of pointing out the marketing needs of the cover, as well as incorporating ideas that work and help the cover become part of the story I’m trying to tell.

As you can tell, Tiffanie does excellent work and creates outstanding covers!

If you need help with covers, get in touch with Tiffanie at tiffanie_gray@sbcglobal.net

Moving Target Has a New Cover!

Tiffanie Gray makes a great cover!

So, I’ve been planning to re-do the covers on my current works for a while. And, as a quirk of the universe, I met the wonderful Tiffanie Gray through a comment thread in a social media group. Tiffanie and I discussed what I needed for an appropriate new cover for Moving Target, including genre considerations, plot line, and what would interest you, my readers.

It took a few iterations, but we came to a solid cover that I really like. Hopefully you like it, as well!

If you’re interested in Tiffanie’s work, check her website:

https://www.artstation.com/dak-imarts/albums/2998901

Please check out Moving Target!

Next week, I’ll talk about what I learned during my book signings at Pella Books during Tulip Time!