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Blog postThese are slow times in my marketing and writing, as I work through editing a manuscript and feel less than inspired to think of ways to publicize my work on social media or to set up new deals or promotions. Both inwardly (creatively) and outwardly (outreach to readers), I’m in a down cycle.
Editing always tends to slow things down for me; it’s an important and ultimately gratifying slog, but a slog all the same. The better I get at editing, the longer it takes, and the better the en -
Blog post2020 has been a lot of things… heartbreaking and shattering, upsetting and overwhelming, scary and confusing, inspirational and innovative and hopeful… giving us much to worry about and to mourn, many achievements to celebrate and embrace, and many things we’re glad to leave behind.
As the year winds down and our winter officially begins, for anyone who’d like to settle in on the couch under a blanket with a nice whiskey-laden nog (or hot cocoa, or tea, or wine, or possibly just whisk -
Blog postIt’s been an incredibly strange time for all of us, strange and complicated and challenging, defined by fear, uncertainty, isolation, unity, unexpected blessings and unplanned burdens. In the first month or so of shelter in place, I found it difficult to get my scattered thoughts down in my journal, much less to work on any new fiction projects. One day I had a wild few hours of inspiration, several pages’ worth, and then it petered out. I have a major revision waiting on my latest book draft
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Blog postAvailable now! Already finished season 3 of “Ozark” and looking for a new read to beat the isolation blues? Check out my newest binge-worthy romantic suspense, now available on Amazon Kindle, Kindle Unlimited and in paperback.
The Element of Truth Cal senior Sunny Quinn always trusts her instincts. So when she sees Des Merrick for the first time, and feels an immediate and intense connection with him, she believes it’s the real thing.
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Blog postUnfortunately, the April event has been cancelled, but I’ll be speaking at their fall Author Luncheon on October 14. Check back for details! I’m excited and gratified to share that I’ve been invited to speak at an Author Luncheon on April 15 benefiting the Sacramento Children’s Home Friends of the Crisis Nurseries. This is a fantastic opportunity to support an organization I believe in, and to share my thoughts on writing and reading with a room full of people who also love books.
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Blog postToward the end of 2019, I got really productive and finished two first drafts, which was gratifying, and then started editing them, which is painstaking, and began to think about marketing, which is downright painful.
And now here I am, writing a post to remind myself why this part needs to happen.
After I came back from a trip to Honolulu last August, I started working on a sequel to my January 2019 release Spiders in a Dark Web. I had another story to tell about the characte -
Blog postThere’s nothing like a good binge. We watched Season 3 of “Stranger Things” in about two days and it was glorious. But when I think of life’s most satisfying binges, reading has a slight edge over TV and movies, maybe because it existed for me long before Netflix or Amazon Prime Video, or even DVD box sets. For decades, if I wanted to curl up and really dive in, the options were limited to books.
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Blog postAvailable today on Amazon A new binge-worthy summer read from the author of the Sliding Sideways suspense series is now available for Amazon Kindle…
The First Time We Met: A novel College junior Eva Meade does not want to be a bridesmaid.
Painfully shy and socially inept, she’s well aware that the ability to do Calculus won’t help her navigate a wedding weekend swarming with glamorous celebrities. But her cousin asked her, Eva said yes, and now it’s happening.
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Blog postAfter a December and January of intensive book marketing and back-to-back paperback releases, I fell back, somewhat exhausted, into my safe, familiar routine of writing and editing. The only downside to being an indie author, as far as I’m concerned, is that unless you hire professionals, you have to be your own marketing team and publisher—and if, like me, you’re not especially good at the publicity and business side of things, your books might not sell a whole lot.
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Blog postMy newest release is out in paperback! In honor of this exciting occasion and because it’s fun promotion, I’m running a giveaway on Facebook. Win a FREE copy of the new suspense release! Like Emily Senecal Books Facebook page *OR* Like & Share this post to be entered to win a copy of my newest release, Spiders in a Dark Web, in paperback. I will randomly draw the winners next Monday, 1/28, and notify you via Facebook.
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