It’s almost here! Yes, I’m talking about the new edition of Mystical Greenwood from Fae Corps! Don’t forget! There is a launch party on August 26th on Facebook in the Fae Corps Inc Party Room group.






You can still pre-order eBooks! The paperback through Barnes & Noble can be pre-ordered now, too! It seems that B&N and Amazon issue separate ISBNs now (paperback via Amazon should be ready around the release day).
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It’s hard to believe that it’s happening. This book has been on quite a journey, and with this new edition I took the opportunity to make many grammatical corrections.
In fact, I learned this month that in a contest I submitted the original edition to in Top Shelf Magazine, which I’d forgotten about, the book was an honorable mention. It was a nice little surprise, and it can only make me wonder what’s in store for the new edition!
Over the past several weeks, I’ve been trying to reestablish a morning writing routine, as I’d mentioned previously. I have found that two things have contributed to making it successful:
- Sitting at a table as opposed to on the couch. When it comes to writing rather than editing, posture matters, it seems.
- Not logging onto the internet until after I’m done.
Basically, the writing time (as of now) lasts as long as my two morning cups of coffee with Coffee Mate French Vanilla cream, so I guess I now have a writing beverage. But more than anything else, the discipline of doing it, even when barely a few words barely make it out (which has happened a few times), is what is making it work. Here’s hoping it continues and gets more productive. Maybe it’ll progress to a weekly word count, like I had to do in a novella class taught by Professor Jerry Gabriel back at St. Mary’s College. We’ll see.
That is very exciting! I love those characters and am also looking forward to their next adventures.
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Thanks, Jamie.
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That is very exciting! I cannot wait to see what those characters get up to next.
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I admire your discipline with the writing time set aside and observed. Perhaps I should file your lead and do the safe with my music!
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Thanks, Barry.
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excellent to all that, Andrew! I’ll certainly try not logging onto the internet – such a tool of procrastination :>)
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Thanks, Lynne.
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Very exciting!
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Thanks, Liz.
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You’re welcome, Andrew.
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Congratulations!
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Thank you.
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Love the way you have been prompting yourself to write more! Looking forward to the book release too. ❤
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Thank you.
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I understand the journey authors must take to keep their work out there, Andrew. Wishing you all the best with your new edition and new publisher! Cheers, my friend!
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Thank you, Sharon.
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Wonderful Andrew. Congratulations.
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Thanks, Gabriela.
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My pleasure. It’s exciting.
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Beautiful promotional graphics. Congratulations on the book release.
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Thanks. The publisher did an excellent job with the graphics.
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Reblogged this on alkaplan and commented:
I you are looking for something to do on August 26th, check out Andrew’s book launch for Mystical Greenwood. It’s a great book.
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Thanks, Amy.
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Congratulations, Andrew. It sounds like you have found your writing rhythm and that is fabulous.
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Thanks, Robbie. The rhythm has slowed down lately, but I can’t give up trying.
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When is the event today?
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Pretty much all day.
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I posted our two videos to the Facebook party room, but the “reviews are pending.” Admins must review them.
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How exciting, Andrew!
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Cool. Very cool!
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Congratulations!
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