The author reflects on their writing journey, announcing a new book, “Between Two Freedoms,” about Japanese incarceration during WW2, while emphasizing perseverance and advocacy in their career.
Category: Book Launch: LET ME IN
Elaine and Landyn Book Launching Party
Elaine and Landyn have joined forces to talk about their books and the writing. Join us for prizes! Acting! Discussion!… Read more Elaine and Landyn Book Launching Party
LET ME IN: Post Launch Activities. No galas for me…
After the thrill of the launch, the hard work began. There was a letdown after all the excitement of the… Read more LET ME IN: Post Launch Activities. No galas for me…
Blogging by a Blogwright
News Flash! LET ME IN is a finalist in the Midwest Independent Publisher Association awards! Announcement for the winners will… Read more Blogging by a Blogwright
Prepping for the Sojourn
I have done a lot of travelling in my day, and I have never been the type to pack in… Read more Prepping for the Sojourn
Hopkins, MN Sun Sailor newspaper features LET ME IN
A new article featuring LET ME IN a Japanese American Crashes the Corporate Club 1976-1996 is running in the Hopkins… Read more Hopkins, MN Sun Sailor newspaper features LET ME IN
What I learned in the past seven months: The Year of the Book Launch
I began this blog, The year of the Book Launch, the beginning of May. I had finished my Solo Ski… Read more What I learned in the past seven months: The Year of the Book Launch
Am I Crazy? I Want to Work!
The holiday season is on top of us, the shoppers are rushing about, placing orders online but also driving to… Read more Am I Crazy? I Want to Work!
Roxane Battle seminar: Deciding to be a Hit!
On Saturday I joined 8 other writers who work with Beaver’s Pond Press (my publishing company) and attended a sales… Read more Roxane Battle seminar: Deciding to be a Hit!
Production: the process of writing
Product, price, promotion, placement, phases, platform, production. The first four are the classic four P’s of marketing. I have added… Read more Production: the process of writing
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