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Blog post(Before you read this post, you should go grab your sale e-book of The Illuminator’s Test! It’s on sale July 21-23, with the lowest prices at the beginning of the weekend–just 99 cents!)
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged, because I’ve been in the writing cave, working hard to get BOOK 4 of The Voyages of the Legend ready for you to read this fall! Title reveal coming soon…
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Blog postHey guys! To get ready for Book 4’s fall release, The Voyages of the Legend series is going on sale this summer!
Every two weeks, a different Voyage e-book will be on sale on Amazon, so save these dates to save on summer reading! (Deals are best on the first day of each sale weekend, so jump on it early for the lowest prices!)
The Illuminator’s Gift: on sale July 7-9 (THIS weekend!)
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Blog postBack in high school, I used to keep a list of books I read each year. Because I like books. And lists.
But for some reason, once I left high school, I stopped keeping track of my reading. Probably because college hit me hard and I had no time to wash my hair or cook in an oven anymore, let alone keep lists of my books (although I did still read a lot, both in and out of class).
Last year, though, I decided to try again. I kept a list of every book I read for a year. And it was -
Blog postI like to read. (Oh yeah, just a little bit. I’m a maniac out of control on this one.) I’m keeping count of how many books I’ve read this year, and I might actually blog about that later on. But especially as the weather gets colder and the nights get longer, reading is my favorite thing to do. And I’ve had the privilege of reading some really great indie books over the last year or so. So with winter and the sometimes-overwhelming holidays zooming up, I thought I’d share my top indie pi
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Blog postI never really got into My Little Pony as a kid, but my author friend Angela Wallace did.
So, to celebrate the release of my third book, The Illuminator Rising, Angela designed and drew this book-themed pegasus pony! Awesome, right? The pony follows the fiery color palette of the book cover. I’ll call her Mharra, after the island where that erupting volcano is located. And I’m entering her in #PonyFest16 on Rebecca Enzor’s blog!
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Blog postIn a comfortable seating area, combine one new notebook, one mug strong coffee, and assorted writing utensils to taste.
Add one absurdly multicolored spreadsheet.
Combine ingredients until they have formed a suitably large mess on the office floor.
Pour mixture onto blank pages.
Get excited, because Book 4 is coming!
Filed under: Alina Sayre, author, blog, Book 4, books, brainstorming, office supplies, The Voyages of the Legend, writing -
Blog postNews flash: yesterday was my five-year blogiversary! The moment may have been an invisible blip to the whirl of the internet, but it was a significant moment for me. It meant that five years ago, fresh out of college, full of dreams and determination, I gathered my courage, faith, and naivete and put up my first blog post. It’s embarrassing and awkward to me now, but I firmly believe that each leap of courage and faith makes possible other, bigger leaps down the road.
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Blog postTravel is one of my biggest sources of writing inspiration. I don’t always go as far or as often as I’d like, but inspiration can be found even in the most unexpected of places. Although I was generally collecting ideas for Book 4 this July, I didn’t realize I’d find them in Seattle when I visited relatives and college friends. In 2012, a new museum called Chihuly Garden and Glass opened (showcasing the work of glass artist Dale Chihuly), and knowing how much I love art an
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Blog postIn the crunch phase of writing and producing a book, I spend so much time sequestered away in my office that I can sometimes forget that other people exist. Let alone that some of them read what I write.
And while I write for many reasons, not least of which is just for the sheer fun of it, one of my most affirming motivations to get back to work is seeing young readers enjoy my books. And that’s just what happened at my two bookstore signings this summer .
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Blog postBenjamin Franklin is credited as having said, “Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.”
Last spring, I was totally absorbed in trying to write something worth reading–and in fact, today The Illuminator Rising is on an Amazon Top 100 list! Woohoo!
This summer, I’ve been busy trying to catch up on the other half.
So for the next few weeks, I’m going to be sharing posts about some of the events that have brought color and life i
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