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HOW I PLAN MY DOWN TIME I talked a couple of weeks ago about how I plan my writing time (found here), and I thought that today I would discuss the same, but for the time when I'm not working. Like I said in that piece, I've always been someone who is organised. I've always preferred having a list I can check things off when I'm done, and I've always wanted to have a plan before doing things. Now that I've found a way for it to translate into planner spreads and on my calendar app, it made sense that I started to do the same with the time when I'm not working. I've had a goal for the past couple of years to have at least two non working days a month. It doesn't matter if I missed a day for health reasons, or even other reasons, I do my work on working days, and I do not on days when I'm supposed to be relaxing and enjoying the time without the need to produce work. Of course I also post to socials on my days off, but I don't see that as work because I'm not having to do anything major to heavily promote. You may disagree, but for me it's not a work thing. So how do I plan and decide which days are gonna work for me? I simply choose the last two to three (depending on the month) days of the month to take that time off. I know for some people that wouldn't work, but I'm someone who when I have time off, I wanna know that all those little bits and pieces for the month that need doing, are already done, before I kick back and relax. Sometimes I'll plan something for that day, like going out with the family to a theme park, or taking my time and snuggling up with kitties and a book. But the point of these days, for me anyway, is not to fill them with things that gotta be done. It's to let them be whatever day they're gonna be. If that's chilling in bed, great, if it's catching up on a Netflix show, also great, but the point is to not have that pressure to do anything, and sometimes when you plan to the extent that I do, having a lot of time to do nothing is the best feeling in the world. I don't know if people know this about me, but I'm a very anxious person. I'm someone who needs to have a plan for most things, so unplugging, not having that plan, started off being very hard for me because I genuinely didn't feel like I had any right to sit and read, and not be doing something. People will talk about switching off and rest, and while rest means something different to disabled and chronically ill, it's really hard to go from being on the go with your plan and checkbox list, to having nothing to do, and planning on nothing. So it took time, a lot of time, for me to really be able to sink into that state every month around the same time, which I'm realising now is a plan of its own! But once I got there, it got easier each time. I have friends who work regular 9-5 jobs, and they've said like, why don't you take the weekends off? You shouldn't have to work all the time. My answer always varies, but it's usually because I, as someone with chronic illnesses and disabilities, have such a small window in which I can work. I don't like to waste it. I don't mean that I therefore push myself to breaking point, but I make the most of the days when I can manage to get things done, and make it work for me. So remember that down time isn't optional, and even if it takes you time to get used to it, keep going with it. Your body will thank you later. Any questions? Lemme know in the comments!

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KEEPING GOING WHEN IMPOSTER STRIKES With my next book, Translucent, coming out this month (pre-order here) I thought that I would talk about imposter syndrome and how to keep going even when it's there on your shoulder, as an ever-present beast. I will have been published for twenty years in August. It blows my mind to think back to that time, and the time when I first started writing, and see just how far I've come. Translucent will be my 23rd book, which is mad when you think about how I started off just wanting to write and publish ten books because anything more than that seemed to be impossible. For reference, I've now written over double that. I've gotten to a point in my writing career where I'm focusing more on older projects than penning new ones. I will go back to drafting, I have two new ideas bouncing around in my head already, so the plan will be to go back to it, but for now my focus is elsewhere. I say that simply to give you some idea of how far I've come, and to know that even with all of that behind me, all of those published books and the like, I still get imposter syndrome from time to time, and it still impacts me. I've been lucky to have a good support system. I've been lucky to have people who have my back and will tell me straight, and I love my job. I love what I get to do and how I get to create and build worlds and stories for readers, but sometimes that imposter will lean down to whisper in your ear that even with all of that behind you, you are not meant to be here, meant to be doing what you do, and being real? It sucks. I get that after this long doing this, some new writers might want to hear that imposter syndrome goes away, that it gets better, that you don't ever have times when you wonder, and I hate to break it to you, but that's just not the case. I know of other big authors who also have the same issues, some more than others, and it's just something that you have to learn to deal with. I can tell you a million ways that you are not an imposter, but if you're a stranger to me, then it feels like it falls flat. It feels like a platitude and something I'm saying just to make you feel better, when I know nothing about you, your work, or your process. But here's something that applies to everyone, no matter where they are in their writing journey, or publishing journey. Imposters don't question if they belong. They just do it and never question themselves. I always found it hard to accept that, just by questioning my own status, my own validity, I was proving to myself, and the world, that I am not an imposter. I should just keep writing, keep my eyes on the page, and work on what I'm doing, because I am valid as a writer, as an author. The same is true of anyone reading who's ever felt this way before. If you've searched for something about imposter syndrome, and you're questioning whether you have the skills or talent, or right to be where you are and doing what you're doing. You do. You belong here. You are meant to be doing this. You're not an imposter because you question your place. Imposters don't do that. Hope that helps, and keep writing! Any questions? Lemme know in the comments! 

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Talking about writing while having chronic pain, and my tips for managing it! #Authortube

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5 FACTS ON MY CURRENT WORKING PROJECTS I know I did one of these recently (found here) but I have since changed some of the projects I'm currently working on and wanted to give you all some more facts about them. As it stands, right now I have two revising and rewriting projects, one revision project, and one project in edits. I'll break down the facts based on those! So let's jump into it! REVISING & REWRITING FACT #1: PENNEY WILL BREAK THE RULES TO SAVE DANE The first revising and rewriting project is a YA paranormal/romance, the first in a trilogy with a little bit of mystery thrown in there. Penney is 17 and a psychic. She has the choice ahead of her to go the normal route and be a regular human, albeit with psychic abilities, or to join the Academy and train and work for them in all things psychic. Penney is clear she wants to go the normal route. She wants to be a teacher like her mama. The rules are also clear that you can never interfere with a vision or the future. So when Penney has a vision from nowhere showing her that her best friend, and long time crush, Dane is going to die in a few weeks, Penney throws all the rules out of the window. Screw what the universe wants, she will do whatever it takes to save Dane's life, even if that means pushing him into the arms of someone else. FACT #2: ABBY AND HER FRIENDS WILL STOP THE WITCH HUNT, WHATEVER THE COST The second revising and rewriting project is a YA urban fantasy, and again the first in a trilogy. Abby is 15, a witch, and also battling unknown chronic illness(es). She's on the path to getting a diagnosis when the pandemic struck and the world went into lockdown. Dealing with worrying symptoms, she's forced to hide inside, and then a witch hunt happens out of nowhere, and Abby and her friends know the first witch taken. They will do whatever they can to save any witches from being harmed, even at the cost of their own safety. REVISING FACT #3: ZYA ISN'T SURE ABOUT THE HUB, BUT SHE'LL KEEP HER FRIENDS SAFE The revising project is the third in the Invisible quartet, Visible. This is a YA dystopian series that deals with death, a virus, disability, adaption, resilience, and finding a way to stay alive. Zya and her friends were forced to leave their segment, and she's gotten them to what she thought might be safety, only she's not sure if that's actually the case, or if they've just ended up in mortal peril. She needs answers and she'll do whatever it takes to get them, even at the risk of her own life. FACT #4: THE HITS KEEP COMING FOR JONAH, AND HE DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO SURVIVE Jonah took a lot of stress in the second book, and with their journey to the hub ending the way it did, Jonah isn't sure that he's able to survive what's happened, and what's coming. He thinks he has a chance if nothing else goes wrong, but that's the problem, everything is going wrong, and he won't be the weak link in the chain getting his friends killed. EDITING FACT #5: JESSIE HAS NO IDEA WHAT TO DO The editing project is the fourth in the Cramping Chronicles series, which is YA urban fantasy all about Jessie, who's 15, chronically ill and disabled, and also an empath. She can literally feel certain people's physical and emotional pain. With the way things ended in the third book, Jessie is left adrift and struggling to find a way to keep going. She has no choice but to face the danger ahead of her, and hope she comes out the other side, the alternative doesn't bear thinking about. So there we go, those are five facts about my current working projects! Any questions? Lemme know in the comments!

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A modern-day retelling of Shakespeare’s “The Taming of the Shrew.” Honeyville High’s mean girl, Ava Presley, is not looking to change. But when a run-in with the school’s theater star, Finn Hayward, lands her in trouble with the principal, Ava is forced to choose between getting expelled or auditioning for the school musical. Reluctantly, she agrees, and lands the lead right alongside Finn.

Ava has no plans of trying to fit into his superficial world, except the more she gets to know him, the more she realizes how wrong she’s been. Even Finn’s insane killer duck is not what he seems. But just when things finally start going her way, she discovers that the only way to save everything she’s come to love is by giving it all up.

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My Review:  5 STARS

I picked this up because I’d read, and loved, the other books in the series and wanted to read the next one. I’ll admit that Ava started off as someone that I really didn’t like, but King has a way of pulling you in, making you want to stick around and see how and if things change. I didn’t like how bratty she was, but then as I kept reading, I started to see that those flaws had a reason behind them, and the more you got to know her, the more you were rooting for her and Finn. The engaging and relatable characters are a staple of King’s work, and I ended up cheering them on. I very much enjoyed this, and recommend to all who love a sweet romance!

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Jonah is sure that this is the way to save them all...

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"For all you or I know, Felix and the others made contact. You don't know everything, Lumi, and sometimes it's better to jump in and ask questions later!” I was shaking with rage. I could see Jackson and Delia just staring at us. I waited for the verbal blows from Lumi, but they didn't come. “Fine, Jonah, you wanna see what's there, we'll go,” they said, tonelessly. “Because you're right, I don't know who made the contact or even if it was made, but I’m only trying to do the right thing here. I'm out here with you, fighting the same fight. But you wanna go, then I'll back you up."

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Junior FBI agent Eliot Wong is assigned to Zylen Mental Hospital on a tip that they might be performing unethical research on their patients. At first, there doesn't seem to be much to it. At least, nothing to justify his commissioner's unease.

But then Eliot meets Kanara Jensen, a patient with a violent past and a (deceptively?) pretty face. Kanara has been hearing a voice in her head that gives her the ability to predict the future. It can't predict everything, but when it does make predictions, they're always correct.

And it started when she got to the hospital.

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My Review: 5 STARS

I picked this up because I read the first book in the series and wanted to read how it all started. With Eliot first starting out and knowing the twists that come in the first book, I was enthralled to read the very start. A quick read, but one that had me turning the pages rapidly, desperate to know how it would all come together. Very much recommended, but also to be read after you’ve read the first book so that you get those twists and such in the right order!

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Eighteen-year-old Raven has always had a plan: college, a stable job, and marriage to her high school sweetheart—all within the safe boundaries of her comfort zone. As a neurodivergent girl adopted into a family of high achievers, she understands the importance of stability. But when a single disastrous day leaves her without a job, her best friend, or her boyfriend, Raven’s carefully planned future unravels.

Desperate for a fresh start, Raven takes a leap of faith in the form of a mysterious job offer that lands her in a magical realm where humans coexist with fae, dragons, vampires, and other fantastical creatures. Her unlikely guide is Hunter, a snarky and secretive vampire who insists her bloodline holds the key to breaking an ancient curse. Reluctantly, Raven agrees to help, embarking on a quest filled with impromptu hip-hip concerts in medieval taverns, sassy talking unicorns, and growing feelings for Hunter. But as sparks fly, so do her suspicions about his true intentions.

To save a kingdom—and herself—Raven must uncover the secrets of her heritage and decide if she’s willing to risk everything for a magical world and a love that feels too impossible to be real. 

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My Review: 5 STARS

I’ve read other books my McEntire and so knew I was in for a treat with this one. I always love their rich worlds, with a hint of more beneath the surface. I adored Raven, and loved how the story drew me in and made me sit up and want to finish it all in one sitting. I only didn’t because sadly sleep isn’t optional. I adored Hunter too, the twists and turns had me flicking through the pages, feeling like I’d find the answers but knowing that I was still going to be surprised. That ending cinched it for me and I can’t wait for the next book! Very much recommended!

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Fitting together, not fitting in.

Last summer, I almost told Tyler how I felt about him. But that was before he changed, abandoning our friendship for popularity, parties, and—if rumors are true—lots of girls. This summer, a surprise vacation to Tyler’s lakeside cabin forces us together again. He doesn’t understand why I’m so mad, but after our moms partner us up for a jigsaw puzzle competition, we agree to a truce on the very first night. Piece by piece, we rebuild our relationship until Tyler has me convinced. Beneath the mask, he’s still the lovable dork I once fell for. And now I’m falling all over again. Life at the lake is a dream come true, but it can’t last forever. Back home, Tyler introduces me to his world of image and expectations. It’s clear I don’t belong there—but does he?

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My Review:  5 STARS

I read the first book in this series and adored it, and when I saw this one I had to pick it up and lose myself in another sweet summer romance. I adored the glimpse into the past and then the story beginning, Tyler and Brooke were perfectly matched even if they seemed to be too different. I adored the setting, the way Brayne has a way of making you soak up the characters and story as if you’re there watching it all play out in front of you. The two of them, along with the puzzles, just made for an engaging and sweet romance. I just loved it, right up to the end! Very much recommended for any who love sweet romance!

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Live for today, before the island eats you alive…

When her fellow climate activist and secret crush dies unexpectedly, 18-year-old science prodigy Rosalie Gatell ditches her prestigious summer program for the remote, uncharted island where he was born. There, she discovers shocking secrets about her own past—and an island that defies the laws of nature, complete with a vanishing walled garden, a miraculous healing plant, and an unknown aunt trapped in a tree. But nothing confounds Rosalie as much as the enigmatic Liam, a reckless and beautiful island boy with a supernatural green thumb.

Falling for Liam is the worst idea imaginable, especially since he’s under a diabolical curse—but Rosalie can’t help herself. The closer she gets to unraveling his secrets and the island’s mysteries, the more she discovers that she possesses unexpected abilities of her own. But there’s no time to revel in her newfound magic. An ancient evil is stalking Salttain Island. And Rosalie will have to rely on her powers, instead of logic or science, to free Liam from his curse while keeping the corrosive threat from consuming her and everyone she’s ever loved. 

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My Review:  4.5 STARS

I picked this up because the cover called to me, and the blurb sounded exceptionally interesting. The thought of secret gardens and a fantasy world wrapped up in intrigue and thrilling twists kept me reading and interested. I adored Rosalie, adored the way Amowitz peeling back the layers of the truth of the island and brought things to a point where you, as the reader, are lost in the world, the pages, and all the hints and marvels that are woven through the pages. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series and very much recommend it!

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SPOONIE WRITER: WRITING ON BAD DAYS One thing you learn very quickly as a spoonie is that you will have bad days. You will have days when everything you planned to get done, just can not happen. You will have days when you might be able to do a little, but it won't add up to much overall. I mean you can have good days too, you can have days when everything seems to come together perfectly and you manage to get everything done, and then some, but today I wanted to focus on the working and writing on those bad days. Now I want to make it clear that you should always listen to your body, if you need to rest and take the time off, then do it. Don't question whether you've earned it or not, because you don't have to earn rest, but just take time to recharge and get yourself into a better position. When I talk about writing on bad days I mean the ones when you can just about manage, not the ones that have you wondering if it's bad enough to head to the hospital or the like. On those worse days, you can't do a thing, and that's okay. I recently, as in the last six months or so, have been hit with possibly new diagnoses and that has led to me having more bad days, or at least more days when I question if doing work is the thing I should be focusing on. I've had a lot more of the worst days too when all I can do is exist and hope that's enough. It's been a massive change to what I saw my life as before with mostly running on an even keel. I would have difficult days but not really bad days, and now it feels like all I'm having are the difficult, the bad, the very bad, and the worst. It's something that takes a lot of getting used to and adaption. I'm trying to find my feet as it were, and still struggling to get there. But that's why I wanted to do this piece, because too much of the time, the focus is on when you're settled into a routine with your conditions and are finding a way to balance. I had that. I had my balance where I did a few things every day and always seemed to manage to function, albeit while resting, the rest of the day. Now though, it feels like I'm having to find a new normal and a new way of doing things, and I'm kinda flailing around unable to get my feet on the ground while I search for a way forward. So how do I manage? Well, I've been lucky in that I've had a long time to adapt to everything else in my life, and have worked out a way of working already that allowed me to continue with that horrible balancing act that is the chronically ill and/or disabled life. It was more about finding my new limits and working out exactly what I could manage now that everything had changed again. It's one of the parts of the chronic ill and disabled life that you learn to see coming, and that is the constant change, the new symptoms, the new limits, the change in this way and that, and then learning how to adapt, how to make it so you can do the things you want to do without also putting yourself in hospital or a flare, or knocking yourself out for a time. I've managed to spread out my work even more than I used to. Now I do things in hour chunks. At the moment I'm awaiting a new cushion for my wheelchair so I only have about an hour before it starts to get too uncomfortable and painful, and then I have to transfer to bed for a bit, and then give myself some time, before going back into that next chunk. This works for me, but I know that I've been lucky to have already found a way for my body to work with me when doing the author life. If you don't have that, do not be afraid to do some trial and error and find a way that works for you, and then slowly, ever so slowly, start to implement it. At the end of the day, you are the one who knows yourself, and your conditions/disability best. You can be the only one to decide what too much is, what a bad day is, what a worst day is, and you just have to keep going at your own pace and working within your own limits. There's no race to the finish line. It takes as long as it takes, and that's okay! Good luck! Any questions? Lemme know in the comments!

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Talking about writing while having anxiety and my tips for it! #Authortube

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Giving you some tips about dealing with imposter syndrome! #Authortube

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[ID: A dark blue background with the title CRAMPING CHRONICLES: THE SECOND PANG at the top and out now in ebook & paperback just below the title The except reads:

Roe fell into step with us as we made our way to our class, I didn’t even acknowledge Meera trailing behind me. Roe must have realised something was up,  because she asked if I was okay. I wasn’t okay, I was far from okay, so far that it felt like I was in another country from okay. Meera’s pain hit me in the chest, a dull ache that I didn’t think was going to go away any time soon, and it stole my breath.

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