The Anxious Author

    One of the downfalls of being an independent author is having to do your own promotions and marketing. Luckily, most indie authors find themselves part of author tribes that help them out. An author in my tribe is celebrating the relaunching of his science-fiction, superhero series with a cover reveal today. A bunch of us have teamed up to help spread the word of his accomplishment.      Andrew Kirchner has created a new legacy in the superhero community. Ms. Infinity is not your everyday hero. She's stubborn, straightforward, and works as a cashier. I read this series before it was remastered and I'm going to read it again.      On January 12, Kirchner's world once again hits the market with new covers designed by Jill Brock. Here are a couple blurbs about the first two books in this amazing series.  EARTH’S GREATEST HERO      Bonnie Boring of Queens is sassy, smart, and underachieving. She's also secretly an extraterrestrial possessing many awesome powers.      A

  Generation G, Log 41 (GRATE):     Gracey and Kryton discovered their marriage wasn't legal. Kryton attempts to fix this and catches Gracey kissing Patchy in the greenhouse. He is absolutely heartbroken. Generation G, Log 42 (GRATE):     Halsey ages up to a child. She's creative. Her parents go a full day without her dad speaking to her mom. Kyton then demands he and Gracey get married for the sake of their daughter. They elope immediately. He gets so angry when he thinks about Patchy.  Generation G, Log 43 (GRATE):     Kryton is refusing to share a bed with Gracey. Gracey is determined to fix her relationship with her husband. She asks him out on a date to a five-star restaurant. It's a new place and right across the street from the spa her grandmother hosted meditation classes at. Generation G, Log 44 (GRATE):     Gracey builds a clubhouse for the Daughters of Demeter and destroys the old well. She is trying to balance a relationship with both Patchy and Kryton.  Generat

      Bear with me, my mind is an endless abyss of twine right now. Seriously, if I could snap a photo of my thought process and show it to you it'd look like one of those yarn boards from a cop show where they're trying to catch a serial killer.     I've been planning this post for a while now, but I needed to get my thoughts in order before I wrote it. Funny how that didn't happen. Right now there is no such thing as getting my ducks in a row. I don't even have ducks. I have cats that are hopped up on LSD, jumping from wall to wall. There is no order. Especially since I had a depressive episode yesterday and decided to hit the reset button. Meaning all meds but one is out of my system right now because I needed to get my hormones balanced.     Anyway, the idea for this post came to me from my younger sister. She and I do a lot of book reviewing, as you may know. We run in the same author circle so we tend to review a lot of the same books. However, when we are rea