by C.S. Wilde | Nov 18, 2017 | books, Fun, Marketing, Publishing, reviews, series, Writing, Writing craft
The Dimensions series is done! I still can’t believe it. It took me four years to write my first book, and now I finished a trilogy in one year. I need some effing whiskey, folks. It’s been a crazy ride full of ups and downs (more downs than ups, but hey,...
by C.S. Wilde | Dec 5, 2016 | books, Marketing, Publishing, Things I saw on the Internet, Uncategorized, Writing
Join this giveaway and get a chance to win AMAZING paperbacks! Not only that, but I’ll be running a mini-giveaway on the event’s Facebook page, and giving out 5 copies of From the Stars! In case you were wondering, here’s what people have said about...
by C.S. Wilde | Aug 15, 2016 | Editing, Marketing, Publishing, Uncategorized, Writing, Writing craft
Why do some authors release a bland post when their book’s out, saying, “My book is out. Available on Amazon. Buy now!” “Buy now?” Seriously? I hate posts like that so much that I literally lose my shit over this (by the way, the misuse...
by C.S. Wilde | May 30, 2016 | books, Fun, Marketing, Publishing, Uncategorized, Writing
All right, as promised, here’s the ticket to an EPIC Paranormal/ Urban Fantasy Giveaway with $1,000 worth of prizes! USA Today Bestselling Author Becca Hamilton and a bunch of others (me included) went a little mad, and because we love our kick-ass supporters,...
by C.S. Wilde | May 26, 2016 | books, Fun, Marketing, Things I saw on the Internet, Uncategorized, Writing
1st Awesome Stuff: A Courtroom of Ashes is available at a reduced price of $1.99 but only for the next 24 hours. That’s a pretty great discount! After 24 hours, the book goes back to its original $2.99 price. So if you wanted A Courtroom, this is your chance! 2nd...
by C.S. Wilde | May 24, 2016 | books, Marketing, Uncategorized, Writing
Hi Guys, Here’s a quick shout out to a fellow author, J. L. Gribble, who’s releasing this little baby very, very soon. And it’s available for pre-order here : ) Funerals are usually the end of the story, not the beginning. Newly graduated...
