Y’all! The City of Veils is now available for preorder across ALL stores! This is the first book in my epic new young adult fantasy series about a princess vigilante, and trust me when I say, you DEFINITELY want to be one of the first folks to get your hands on […]
The only belus to not be still alive in the Demon Spring books, the belu noxes are somewhat of a mystery. Bael clearly hates them, but why? In the final book, I had a lot of fun telling their story, including their supposed beef with Bael, and how their son […]
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about time management. Namely, am I spending time and energy on the things that are bringing me money. As a freelancer, this question is vitally important, because if I don’t spend my time on the things that make me money, I will have no […]
“Girls can’t be in the navy! Girls take care of babies! You’re so stupid, you don’t know anything!”
London. 1783. Wendy Darling is an orphan, living in an […]
Howdy-ho writerly people! It’s still hot as blazes here in the Upside of Florida, but they tell me fall is coming soon. Things are getting busier (if possible) in Sushland as I put the finishing touches on my ten month marketing blitz for Demon Spring. Lexie’s also back in the […]
So many times, I get lovely loves who say, “Sush, I love you! I need to read your books.”
Well, how about a contest to encourage you to do so this month?
The idea is simple: You’ve got one (or all) of my books in eBook on your Nook or Kindle, right? […]
In March 2014, I wrote a love letter to myself, right in the midst of my quarter life crisis. When things get a little too crazy in my head, I type out conversations between Whit (me) and Suni (the author). It helps to calm my anxiety and figure out what […]
Thanks to Mishma and Hazel for this wonderful tag. #TheThanksUGive is all about authors and bloggers finding things to be thankful for this year.
When the lovely Camilla asked us to help her out with a fantastic cause bringing books to poor kids in China and Vietnam, The Library Post Project, I was like, “HELL YES!” You can read more about The Library Project after the break!
