When I wrote my first book I had absolutely no concept of how the whole process worked. I wrote a story, read it over, sent it to a friend—who read it over and said very nice things—corrected a few typos, and sent it in. The publisher offered me a contract, and I thought, “Wow, thatContinueContinue reading “The Myth of the Perfect Draft”
Author Archives: Kelly Jensen
I’m Not Ashamed to Admit…
There’s a link floating around Facebook that takes you to a list of books you should be probably be embarrassed to admit to reading. I ticked off sixteen out of the hundred. My score would have been way higher if they’d listed every book by some of the authors, particularly John Grisham and Jackie Collins.ContinueContinue reading “I’m Not Ashamed to Admit…”
Aliens Have Landed in New York!
It’s here! It’s here! Today is the release day for Uncommon Ground. This book has been a bit of an experiment in a number of ways. First of all, being a part of the first gay Kindle World is amazing. There are so few LGBTQ Kindle World stories available. Hopefully we’ll be changing that! Second,ContinueContinue reading “Aliens Have Landed in New York!”
Teaser Tuesday: Uncommon Ground
Uncommon Ground releases in TWO DAYS! (I’m a little excited.) I’ve already seen a couple advance reviews and they’re making me wish I’d written aliens in New York well before now. 😉 Because the World this story is a part of is new, I won’t have sale links until release day. Until then, how about aContinueContinue reading “Teaser Tuesday: Uncommon Ground”
The Book Was Better
Well, duh. Though… I watch a lot of movies. I also read a lot of books. I’ve watched a lot of movies inspired by books—and that’s my favourite way of phrasing it, because even a faithful film adaptation will differ from the source material. It’s the director’s vision, and the actors’ interpretation of the script.ContinueContinue reading “The Book Was Better”
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