As you may know, my goal for September is to finish my WIP (a YA dystopian/fantasy). That represents about 40K words to reach a first draft of approximately 75K.
And now I’m sharing the numbers of the second part of the month, aka THE FREAKING ROLLER COASTER PART BUT IT’S OVER NOW, MR. FRODO.
People! My book will officially be released on Oct. 18, 2019. As in, A MONTH FROM THIS VERY DAY.
Consider my level of chill a goner.
And you can get the first two chapters for free today by subscribing to AWA! Isn’t that AWAsome? (Sorry, My Chill used to regulate my bad puns.)
So make sure to drop your email address below!
Continue reading “Devonna // Pub date + Free First Chapters”
I recently (last night) finished the amazing series that is The Raven Cycle, and I have to say, I wasn’t completely in love when I finished reading the first book, especially because that last line really confused me, (and yet now that I’ve read the whole thing I absolutely ADORE that last line).
I became more and more in love with the books as I read and at the end I swear to you I was talking and screaming at the characters TO BE CAREFUL AND DON’T GO IN THERE ON YOUR OWN GANSEY MY BABY because that’s how much I care, now. There is no going back.
And if that doesn’t convince you to pick up this series already, here’s 10 reasons why it’s absolutely awesome. Continue reading “10 Reasons Why The Raven Cycle is Awesome”
500 words
Fantasy
Excerpt of a WIP
Written by Audrey Francis-Plante
Hello lovely readers!
I’m considering writing a short novel on Wattpad and I wondered if any of you guys were already on it? I’m looking for pieces of advice, fellow writers to follow, and I want to discover new stories, so if you’re on wattpad and writing fantasy, sci-fi, young adult, let me know in the comments, we should be friends! 😀
Continue reading “Song of the Black City // Looking for Fellow Wattpad Writers”
September usually marks the beginning of a new school term, and I honestly didn’t think I’d be going to school this year, but life has a way of driving on my plans with a bulldozer.
For a couple of weeks, and against all my survival instincts, I swear, I’ve been really interested in a course with the University of Toronto that’s only available in class, and I decided to scream: I’M HERE, DEBTS, FIRE AWAY!
I registered. Continue reading “Top 5 Books to Read During Back to School”
