2016 Ends Soon! Your Content Needs to Crush It. Let a Pro Help I Need a Do-Over Let’s face it. 2016 was a rough year. Between
Today I’m making a long overdue return to my Creativity and Chronic Illness series with an interview of Sarah Alexander. Sarah is a self-described twenty-something
[video_lightbox type=”embed” style=”1″ width=”511″ height=”288″ placeholder_width=”511″ placeholder_height=”288″ align=”center”][/video_lightbox] I’ve been living under a rock for the last several years, apparently, because I had not
In 2012 13% of adults in the U.S. were part of startups according to Forbes. In 2015 Inc.Com determined there were 27 million entrepreneurs in
Diversity in Publishing Historically, the publishing industry has not been the most inclusive. Even now, publishing suffers from a real diversity problem. Lee & Low Books went
One of my favorite freelance writing gigs is working for sites like Wicked Horror, Gores Truly, and Horror Fuel to bring horror entertainment news and
Bi week is over, but that doesn’t mean our acknowledgement of bisexuals in art, media, and the world around us needs to end. This post
September 19-26 is Bisexual Pride Week or #BiWeek 2016 Disclaimer: This post might seem to come out of left field, but it is both relevant and
So you’ve written a book, fantastic! The good news is that a great deal of the hard work is already done. The bad news? There’s
Reading the title here might make you do a double-take. Self-publishing boss? “Boss” and “self-publishing” aren’t two words which occur together very often. Although the