@aspenrayne.comMy WIP this week is apparently learning how to stop saying “coming October 8.” Now that The Colors That Haunt Us is out, I’m turning back toward plotting, drafting, and figuring out which of my other projects demands attention first. #WriterShareWednesday #AspenWrites
@aspenrayne.comFor years, October 8 was a date I was working toward.
Then I woke up on October 9, the book was published, and I had another story to plan.
New on the blog: The Book Is Out. Now What?
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#TheColorsThatHaunt #AspenWrites
@aspenrayne.comFour days until Clara, Suzette, and Rosenfeld Manor officially belong to readers too.
I have been working toward this date for so long.
October 8. We’re almost there.
@aspenrayne.comThe Colors That Haunt Us is almost here, and I’ve reached the strange part where there’s very little left to do except let people have it.
New on the blog: A Note Before Release
@aspenrayne.comAt FanX running D&D one-shots inspired by The Colors That Haunt Us!
No book spoilers, just Rosenfeld Manor, haunted art, and bad decisions.
I’ll release the one-shot for free after the book comes out! (I’ll just need to do some tweaks post con)
@aspenrayne.comA little sneak peek from the photos I was taking for my next blog post because I just love how these turned out.
The book! In my house! A real physical object! And, naturally, the photo session required feline supervision.
@aspenrayne.comFinishing a book is a strange mix of “I should do one more pass” and “IT’S DONE. PEOPLE READ IT NOW.”
With release getting closer, I wrote about how I decide when editing is actually finished.
@aspenrayne.comI hope my books give readers room to feel something of their own—to be devastated, hopeful, uncomfortable, amused, or simply seen.
New on the blog: What I Want Readers to Feel