Getting Back To It!

Hello, book lovers (and anyone who is still following me)!

(Also, Nanners says hello too, and wouldn't mind a boop on the nose).

It has been a busy life so far, indeed! I know how sporadic my posts have been over the years; it's something I'm still working on. But after obtaining a stable job, earning my Master's in Imaginative Literature, and dipping my feet into editing, I am going to try to give this blog the love and attention it deserves!

First off, I will be doing some updates/editing on my blog, so expect some changes to come.

Second, I will be posting my book reviews directly from Goodreads to this page (did you know I have over 300 reviews on that website? Wow!)

Third, as usual, I have a busy life and tend to be forgetful. So, I will do my best to post as much as I can, especially with the new projects happening in my life.

Speaking of projects, number 4, I am getting into editing and have recently been working with a new author, D.S. Matthews. He writes in multiple genres, and currently has two books available for purchase on Amazon (both are on Kindle Unlimited, and his most recent will be available on ebook and paperback soon). His released titles at this time are The Bride of Silas and The Unhealed. If you would like to view and/or support his Patreon, you can do so here; he's got some pretty cool posts and projects in the works.

And finally, the time has come: I am also planning on publishing a book! It's still in the editing phase, but it should be published soon (after a few beta reads, of course).

I can't wait to share with you all what is to come in the blogs to come. If you would like to follow me on Facebook, Goodreads, Fable, or Instagram, just click on the links. Until then, book lovers, I'll see you on the next post!

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