I had trouble finding a cover artist for my latest book who didn't use AI art. Finally found an artist here on BlueSky, and she delivered an amazing cover and some character designs for me. Hoping to keep her for all 5 books in the series.

Haven't watched that either. My son loves "Severance", so I'll eventually check it out.

I need to watch that next. We just finished "Murderbot", which was one of the funniest things I've watched in a while. My wife thinks Skarsgard's acting was what made it so good; she thinks if it had been anyone else, it would have come across as cheesy.

Looking forward to "Plur1bus".

I bought Scrivener 7 years ago and haven't looked back. Written and published 4 novels with it so far. I only use a small fraction of its abilities, mainly because I'm a pantser and have no need for anything resembling plotting tools, but the drag and drop is definitely my top tool.

.so I named the book after her, and will follow that pattern in the rest of the series, letting a different side character drive the plot for each book and naming it after them.

I get two or three emails every single day now, and when I checked my website analytics, there are dozens and dozens of visits from Nigeria. The emails are all basically the same polished layout.

Took 'em long enough! I stopped using Word for any reason years ago. I write in Scrivener, and if I need a word processor, I use Apple Pages, which autosaves as I go. I can't understand why it took Microsoft so long to implement what Apple and Google Docs and Scrivener have been doing for years.