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You’re On Your Own, Kid

From Spinkler Splashes When I was a teenager, I didn’t fit in. I was home-schooled which, at the time, was automatically meant I was the weird one. I had very few friends and the ones I did have were fleeting. Either that, or I’d be left out of hang outs or parties. I always feltContinue reading “You’re On Your Own, Kid”

Trigger Warnings

Here’s a full list of events in my stories that handle sensitive subjects such as abuse and various mental illnesses. These are fairly mild, but I don’t want anyone to be troubled by reading my stories. My intent is and always will be to encourage my readers that they aren’t alone in their mental healthContinue reading “Trigger Warnings”

Post-Vacation Reset

Hey, guys! MIA for a while, I know. We’ve been in a super busy season of life. We’re ready to get back into more of a routine of posting now though! So hopefully we can find a posting day that works for our family. It’s been a bit of a challenge. We went to Ryan’sContinue reading “Post-Vacation Reset”

Impromptu Christmas Lights!

With work, trying to get my story out into the world, and mom life, it’s been a bit insane! Ryan is applying for a new job and that has been extremely difficult for him. He thinks and over thinks a lot, especially around times of big change. There’s been a lot of things changing inContinue reading “Impromptu Christmas Lights!”

Of Royalties and Reviews

Beyond The Archer’s Arrow comes out next week! Realistically, the release date will likely be the 29th, since the 28th is a Sunday. But it’ll be the beginning of next week that it’ll be available on Amazon if all goes well! Fun fact about being an author though. When you buy our books through AmazonContinue reading “Of Royalties and Reviews”

A Life Hack for Writers

I have a Life Hack for writers who find it hard to actually sit down and write. You’re welcome. 😊 Write in the Small Moments This seems obvious, but when it comes down to it, it’s surprisingly difficult to actually sit down and write. When you’re a teenager, you’re often bogged down with a lotContinue reading “A Life Hack for Writers”

How I Became an Author

I was 11 when I decided I wanted to become an author. I’m now a self-published author with 3 novels published under my name. My novels, The Holiday Spirit, Convicted: 25 to Life, and Beyond My Words, were published at the same time in 2020. I had a friend named Kendra who I’d been friendsContinue reading “How I Became an Author”