Authors. When you go to events, what is the most effective method you’ve found to haul your books to sell? Locally, I’m just loading them into the giant black bins with yellow lids from Costco, and then hauling them in my car. But when you have an out-of-state or out-of-country event… how are you flying your super heavy and big loads of books? I don’t get it! Haha I see people flying all over the place to do author events to sell their books… are they seriously hauling humongous boxes full of hundreds of books to the airport and paying to check all of those??

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I’ve been MIA on this and writing in general. I’ve been busy with social media stuff (I hit 10K on Instagram so that’s exciting)!! But I had some ✨inspiration✨ in writing today so I’m gonna crank something out on a new project. I feel I need to learn the art of writing before being creative in my storytelling and plotting. Which takes me back to my middle school days where I was a fanfic writer for my own happiness (bro I wrote so much all on my phone how did I not become a writer, my poor thumbs). And I had the inspiration for a retelling cause I was looking for something to read this week and I couldn’t find anything that fit the itch. I like retellings cause you kinda know where the story is going but also can throw in your own twists! So wish me luck in this!!

Seeing my debut featured on a BookBub deal this morning is… possibly one of the greatest Wins I have ever had in my life 🙌🏼

It's already time for our next StoryClub author Q&A! Join us Thursday, June 18, at 7 p.m. MDT for a Q&A session with Jolie Taylor, author of THE TOTALLY NOT BORING BOOK OF FEELINGS. Tune in to learn about Jolie's work as an author of children's books. You can learn more about her and her books on her website here: https://www.endlessfairytales.com/ Also, all past author Q&A sessions are recorded under the classroom tab here on StoryClub. If you missed Aaron H. Hall's or Allison Anderson's, be sure to check them out!