When I was writing Ahead of Her Time, I used all the things. I Googled which platform was best, spent a bunch of money on Scrivener, never fully figured out how to use it, etc. Now, I’m a firm believer in doing what works best for you, so this is just my experience. But in writing book two (which I’m still fondly referring to as “Untitled Spy Book”), I’m making things wayyyyy simpler…Like, so simple, I’m writing it in Google Docs. And I must say, it’s made the process simple

Aspiring writers are often told to “write what you know.” It’s valuable advice, no doubt, lending verisimilitude to an otherwise unbelievable narrative. HOWEVER, here’s the problem: our lives rarely conform to a three-act structure. While writing what we “know” may leave us with good individual scenes, it often leaves us lacking in the plot department. That’s exactly what happened with me while writing Ahead of Her Time. I can’t tell you how many hundreds of pages I had to

Wondering if you should get the print or digital version of Ahead of Her Time? Unlike most books, there’s actually quite a difference!