by Ingrid Seymour | Jan 8, 2015 | Articles
It wasn’t easy but, to my delight, today on the blog I managed to get an interview with Marci Guerrero. Marci is a 16-year-old girl who lives in Seattle. She’s a black belt in karate, loves to ride motorcycles—recently bought her first one,...
by Ingrid Seymour | Dec 17, 2014 | My Journey
Another year, another dollar… So December is winding down. This means it’s time for me to do a 2014 writing goals review. How did I do? Did I accomplish all of them? Well . . . no 🙁 Fortunately. Huh? Fortunately? Um, I think you need a big “UN”...
by Ingrid Seymour | Dec 7, 2014 | My Journey
My journey as an author has been long and arduous. Through the years I’ve learned much and with each new book I’ve gotten better and closer to my dream: a book deal. I thought it might be interesting to show this journey in terms of a book timeline, so...
by Ingrid Seymour | Sep 16, 2014 | Articles
During my writing years, I’ve met many authors, all in many stages of their publishing careers. New authors, seasoned authors; fly-by-night authors, committed authors; enthusiastic authors, disenchanted authors; indie-published authors, traditionally-published...
by Ingrid Seymour | Aug 24, 2014 | Articles
You have an offer from a publisher . . . but you don’t have an agent I never thought I would have an offer from a publisher before finding a literary agent, but this past February, that’s just what happened. Panic could have easily ensued, but, in the end, I...
