Category Archives: Author’s Notes

Upcoming new story from me…

Posted on September 20, 2021 by janelleevans

I spend so much time fixing others people’s writing I seldom have any time left to write for myself. Part of me really likes seeing the work of others polished to it’s finest so I don’t hate the direction my … Continue reading →

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Worth the Read: Marielle’s Witch by David Alexanian

Posted on May 24, 2021 by janelleevans

Coming July 1, 2021 is the latest installment of the Sword Demon series. Laplace may have been able to save himself from the demon’s curse but the conniving white witch isn’t done yet. All she needs is the right host… … Continue reading →

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Expanding My Talents

Posted on April 5, 2021 by janelleevans

Working at a publishing house has opened many opportunities for me to learn different elements of the publishing business. Growing up, I never thought I would ever be very good at the tangible arts like drawing or painting. I had … Continue reading →

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Worth The Read: The Traitor’s Reliquary by Chris Moss

Posted on December 14, 2020 by janelleevans

Besides being a fantastic read, I had the pleasure of editing and designing the interior of The Traitor’s Reliquary. This fast-paced fantasy is filled with hilarious moments woven among a compelling story of betrayal, fate, and the many sacrifices made … Continue reading →

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The writer’s plight in this day and age

Posted on July 20, 2020 by janelleevans

My latest foreign film obsession comes from South Korea. It’s Okay Not To Be Okay is a Netflix original series that dares to tackle some pretty taboo issues on mental health, all while the two main characters are trying to … Continue reading →

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Worth the read: Laplace’s Demon by David Alexanian

Posted on March 16, 2020 by janelleevans

Well…since you’re probably as stuck in your home as I am in mine with this crazy virus running around, may I offer a great book to read–Laplace’s Demon by David Alexanian. Besides being fast paced, Laplace’s Demon is full of … Continue reading →

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Worth the read: Am I Thirty Yet? by Jen Atkinson

Posted on December 2, 2019 by janelleevans

Though I love to peruse the Kindle free books out there, because hey they’re free, I often find they lack in the good writing department. But every once and a while I come across a gem. Am I Thirty Yet? … Continue reading →

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Worth the read: The Theory of Insanity

Posted on September 30, 2019 by janelleevans

I haven’t recommended a book in a long time, but Theory of Insanity by Rick Newberry is worth talking about. This adult fiction starts out with the main character dying, but it is far from the end of the story … Continue reading →

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Worth the read: Dragon Watch by Brandon Mull

Posted on June 17, 2019 by janelleevans

Between, writing, editing, and proofing I spend a lot of time looking at words on a daily basis, so reading for fun is often a struggle anymore. If a book doesn’t grab me from the onset, we’re talking the first … Continue reading →

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Feeling inspired

Posted on November 26, 2018 by janelleevans

One of the hardest things for me to do is write within the parameters of someone else’s making. Themes or starter ideas rarely motivate my creativity into anything substantial, so I agreed with some trepidation to write a short story … Continue reading →

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