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The Nameless Turns 3 Soon
Three Years Ago
Event Down, What’s Next?
Happy Sunday, friends! Phew was this past a week a ride. And not a bad one. It was just a lot shoved into a few days. I got to see a couple faces I hadn’t seen in too many years, had a birthday, and participated in an author night at a local bookshop/VR arcade (hugeContinue reading “Event Down, What’s Next?”
Author Night Tonight!
The day has finally arrived! I’ll be at https://skullandbooksvr.com from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm. I’m stupidly excited for this new experience at a new location. If you’re not local, check them out online. I’ll be sharing the scene with a (hopefully) new author friend, too.
Upcoming Author Night
Hello, friends! I am officially inside of two weeks away from an author night at Skull and Books VR in Cocoa Beach. July 10th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm, I will be at their shop, hopefully meeting lots of cool new people. Also, hopefully selling some books. I’m super excited to be a partContinue reading “Upcoming Author Night”
Happy Title Reveal Anniversary Times Two
Who Is This Woman, Anyway?
Hi, friends, and happy Sunday. Today, I’d like to do a little introduction for any newcomers who might stop by. I’m AJ. I’m 41 (soon to level up) with a BA in Journalism, with a public relations focus. I’m an indie author, along with all that the title entails, and a nerd. I’ve been writingContinue reading “Who Is This Woman, Anyway?”
It’s June?
So it is. Vending at the Mayhem Market yesterday was super cool. The Final Stitch Boutique is a great store, and it was awesome to see the alt community out in strong numbers. That being said, today is a mental health day. As I mentioned in the last post, May kind of felt like aContinue reading “It’s June?”
The Tides and the Struggle
Well, my friends, I’m less than a week out from the local May Mayhem market at the Final Stitch Boutique in Merritt Island. I’m extremely excited to be vending at the market with nine other vendors, not including the Boutique itself. But damn has it felt like an uphill journey to get here. I don’tContinue reading “The Tides and the Struggle”
