It’s a new year, and my book is still unpublished, but that’s about to change. Why? Because I’m about to do it my damn self.

I’ve been getting detailed, personalized rejections on my book more frequently, and despite the sting, it’s a good thing.

After 18 months of querying, you’d expect me to think landing a literary agent is an impossible task. But, I’m not so sure it is.

When it comes to querying, we all know it just takes one “yes,” but I’d rather be flat-out rejected than be placed in an agent’s “maybe” pile, and here’s why.

It’s easy to jump ahead of yourself as an author, especially when you’re new to the industry.

POV: You end up in a place that partly inspired your novel.

Interested in becoming a beta reader for Beneath The Night? Sweet! But wait, what’s a beta reader and why do authors need them?