Welcome!

I can see you are an experienced writer. 😄

Good idea!

The market I'm aiming for is millenial women. It has anti-patriarchal themes and some dark moments that might be too much for YA. It's about resilience in the face of cultural lies.

You forgot the 'e.' Growned. 😄

I legit did this except instead of a turkey it was de-seeding a pumpkin to make a jack-o-lantern.

My aunt used to hand pick the Google search terms on her farm in the fall when the leaves turned orange.

Play with your food...or else.

One flash of anger, fear, or even overconfidence in the blurb gives me the reassurance that the author is going to take me on a human-oriented journey that is not emotionally constipated.

Blurbs that keep emotion at arm's length make me wary that the story itself is also going to hold emotion at arm's length. Which means that the author thinks awe and spectacle will carry the tale. Cleverness will disguise emptiness. A ceaseless grind of action, magic, and such.

Yeah, it's fun! My characters crack me up so much.