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Kourtney Heintz
Kourtney Heintz is the award-winning and bestselling author of The Six Train to Wisconsin (2013), the first book in The Six Train to Wisconsin series. She also writes bestselling young adult novels under the pseudonym K.C. Tansley. She is a member of the MWA, Sisters in Crime, RWA, and SCBWI.
She resides in Connecticut with her warrior lapdog, Emerson, and three quirky golden retrievers. Years of working on Wall Street provided the perfect backdrop for her imagination to run amok at night, envisioning a world where out-of-control telepathy and buried secrets collide.
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She resides in Connecticut with her warrior lapdog, Emerson, and three quirky golden retrievers. Years of working on Wall Street provided the perfect backdrop for her imagination to run amok at night, envisioning a world where out-of-control telepathy and buried secrets collide.
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Blog postWe are 1 day away from the cover reveal for The Girl Who Saved Ghosts on June 27th! I can’t believe this day is almost here. I’ve been working on this book non-stop since January. And to be able to share the cover is so exciting and thrilling!
I have to thank Xpresso Book Tours for all their help with the cover reveal tour. Seriously, Giselle is a dream to work with and so responsive to emails. She’s made this cover reveal super easy on me. Hugs to Giselle!
I want to think my2 days ago Read more -
Blog postHaving great weather is essential for an outdoor event. It was sunny and 80s on Saturday for the Cheshire Strawberry Festival.
Planning ahead is the next best thing. All the books were in waterproof suitcases and bags. We positioned the table half a foot from the edge of the tent, just in cast rain tried to surprise us.
Having a booth buddy to work the event with me makes all the difference in the world. Rejection is tough. When you work a booth, you have to hand sell the book2 weeks ago Read more -
Blog postJOIN ME ON JUNE 10TH AT THE CHESHIRE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Come on down for some great live entertainment, tasty food, and cool vendors!
Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 10th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.! I’ll be at the Cheshire Strawberry Festival on the Green (111 Church Dr., Cheshire, CT) selling and signing books in Booth C9.
So if you’d like to meet me and have me autograph your book or take a photo together, please stop by this free event!
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Blog postWhen I first read about the 100 Best Novels Challenge on Nathan Bransford’s blog, I thought this would be a fun challenge. It was definitely fun at first, but then I reached 50 books and it got hard. Really hard. I’ve read tons of novels, but I got stuck on what makes a book a best novel.
For me, it was something that stuck with me years later, something that left an indelible mark on me, something I’ve reached for and reread, something I can still tell you something about now.4 weeks ago Read more -
Blog postOver the past few weeks, I’ve been reorganizing all my books. This is a 1/3 of what I tackled. As I dusted and rearranged my books, I realized it was time for a reading round up here on the blog. Especially since I’ve given myself a Goodreads Reading Challenge of reading 39 books this year.
But first I want to disclose that I am now an Amazon Affiliate. The legal disclosure will now appear in the footer of my blog going forward. What that means is that any time I include an Amazon lin1 month ago Read more -
Blog post1. Appreciate the Small Things
From December through April, walking around outside went from impossible to challenging to doable with care. Being able to move my gaze around the yard while I am walking Emerson is a new treat.
2. Savor the Weird Superpowers
A side affect of the vertigo is that my eyes are still sensitive to movement and colors. It makes shopping very hard. But I notice every little change in the yard. I can spot a squirrel in a tree better than the dog2 months ago Read more -
Blog postBrett came to visit me and as always we found something new to explore: Kettletown State Park. It was a pretty easy trail for a mile. I haven’t hiked since last fall so it was nice to get out in nature. The weather was 60s and pretty and partly cloudy–perfect hiking weather.
I was delighted to learn I could go about 45 minutes before my brain started to feel fatigued (from the vertigo). Luckily we were near the road and could walk there which is much easier than navigating around tree2 months ago Read more -
Blog postWelcome to my new blogging home! I kept everything I could about the old blog, including my 7 years of posts and my theme, and migrated it over to my website.
I’m sure lots of you are wondering why after 7 years with WordPress.com, I decided to self-host my blog on my own website.
It wasn’t a decision I undertook lightly because it was costly and time consuming.
I’d thought about it in the past as a way to increase traffic to my own website, but the cost had dissuaded3 months ago Read more -
Blog postAfter 7 wonderful years on WordPress.com, I decided to take my blog and move it over to my website. All my old posts are available there and new ones will be posting there too!
You can find my blog at its new home: http://blog.kourtneyheintz.com
If you are a blog subscriber, you should seamlessly move along with me according to WordPress. If you aren’t a subscriber, please make sure to update to my new address.
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Ah, the door. I promised a story, so here goes. A couple years back, I begged my old friend Ant to take me to Sleepy Hollow. I love the Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Washington Irving. After reading Jessica Verday’s The Hollow, I had to visit the graveyard.
As we wandered the cemetery where the headless horseman took his legendary ride, we came across this mausoleum. I’ve always been fascinated by hourglasses and I took 6 photos–my norm for when I find something intriguing. T3 months ago Read more -
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Ah, the door. I promised a story, so here goes. A couple years back, I begged my old friend Ant to take me to Sleepy Hollow. I love the Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Washington Irving. After reading Jessica Verday’s The Hollow, I had to visit the graveyard.
As we wandered the cemetery where the headless horseman took his legendary ride, we came across this mausoleum. I’ve always been fascinated by hourglasses and I took 6 photos–my norm for when I find something intriguin3 months ago Read more -
Blog postBOOK NEWS
My publisher has decided on the title for The Girl Who Ignored Ghost’s sequel! I’m so excited to announce it because it was one of my suggestions!
Drumroll please…
The title for the second book in The Unbelievables series will be:
THE GIRL WHO SAVED GHOSTS
I love this title because it is similar to book one’s title and also hints at Kat’s changing relationship with ghosts. When I get the back cover blurb and cover from my publisher this spring4 months ago Read more -
Blog postBOOK NEWS
My publisher has decided on the title for The Girl Who Ignored Ghost’s sequel! I’m so excited to announce it because it was one of my suggestions!
Drumroll please…
The title for the second book in The Unbelievables series will be:
THE GIRL WHO SAVED GHOSTS
I love this title because it is similar to book one’s title and also hints at Kat’s changing relationship with ghosts. When I get the back cover blurb and cover from my publisher this s4 months ago Read more -
Blog postI lay down in the snow one day and just looked up at the trees. When I lived in the city, Emerson and I would take walks and go lay on a bench and stare up at the trees. I don’t know why I stopped making time for that, so I’m going to do more of it this year.
Reagan has this new game in the snow, she takes a tennis ball, buries it, and then digs it out. This provides such entertainment for her. And as the snow goes flying past me, I can’t help but laugh.
We also play ball a fe4 months ago Read more -
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I spent the past year rushing. Rushing to get revisions done. Rushing to line up promo events. Rushing to create marketing materials. Rushing. Rushing. Rushing.
I can’t remember a single moment where I wasn’t trying to do something faster or feeling like I was behind.
And in the end, I got sick. A prolonged, frustrating sick.
That brings me to today. I’m working at 75-80% of my usual abilities. I can’t rush. When I do, everything gets messed up.
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Blog postI hope everyone had a good holiday. It’s been a touch road lately, but I’m making progress.
My vertigo turned out to be a kind that doesn’t just clear up on its own. I’ve been going to vestibular therapy all month. In early December, I could barely stand and was dealing with constant nausea and motion sickness. I lost time, forget simple things, had trouble putting a sentence together, and felt like nothing was real. Like I wasn’t here.
I can stand now. I can walk a5 months ago Read more -
Blog postI’ve been trying to keep up with as many of my normal activities as I can, but I’m constantly tired and I feel worn through. The vertigo continues and I just need to step back for a few weeks. I’m going to take a blog break for a month. And I’m going to limit my social media.
I just need to take some time for myself right now.
I’ll still check in once a week on social media, but I won’t be there daily. If you need to reach me, please email me.
Hope everyone has a6 months ago Read more -
Blog postHigh Strung
Believe in yourself. Never ever give up on your dreams.
Odd Thomas
Everyone has their quirks. Embrace yours and be the best you that you can be.
Camp Rock
It’s easier to lose yourself than to take a chance and be you. But you risk losing everything when you blend in instead of standing out.
I Give It A Year
Sometimes you have to admit a major life mistake and let go of what you tho7 months ago Read more -
Blog postNovember has been a tough month. Mostly because when something is wrong, it’s my instinct to hide it. Ignore it and pretend it’s not happening. I’m incredibly good at rationalizing away whatever bad, scary thing is happening until it overwhelms me.
In early November, I stared having episodes of dizziness and lightheadedness. Feeling like I was rocking when I wasn’t–it reminded me of motion sickness. I thought it was stress. Then I blamed a virus.
I pushed myself to keep going7 months ago Read more -
Blog postThis week, I’ll be on these blogs chatting about my book! On A Writer’s Mind, I’m sharing my favorite scene, genres I like to write, and how the cover relates to the book! November 21 Spotlight 3 Partners in Shopping, Nana, Mommy, and Sissy, Too! * November 23 Interview A Writer’s Mind * November 24 Thanksgiving * November 25 Spotlight The Silver Dagger Scriptorium * November 28 Guest Post Roxanne’s Realm http://www.roxannerhoads.com/ *** Butternut Blast Giveaway is wrapping up at th7 months ago Read more
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