Oh I am too, that's the funny part. I think we only got properly switched over in the last couple months 🤣

This is my second run. It was discovered around a month ago I think, and then it was restored after dealing with Libro directly, and now this again. I'd like to see some faith restored that I don't have to watch the site every day to make sure it doesn't come back down

That's the same response I got, which honestly didn't make me feel any better about how capable they are 🤷‍♀️ My books are still down 12 hours later but I'm trying to be patient

No worries! We can pretend it was all part of the plan 😄

Am I correct to assume that the pop-up shop will have a separate application in the future? A group of author colleagues of mine were considering sharing a table in order to cut costs while still attending the events, and this seems like a much better option!

😭 Thank you for this. I've been a bit lost in the weeds for a few weeks and today was the first day I felt better, in no small part because of your answer. I really appreciate you being here 💕

😭 Thank you for this! It's always a little validating to know that people are showing up for the parts of my work that matter most to me. Like I love a lot of the things inside them, but these things are the heart of what I'm trying to do

I hope you're having a good time with Coal! And I'm almost at the end of Name Her Holy and having suchhh fun with it!

There can be exceptions to everything. But even a person who has 20 books ready to publish would have to slow down at some point because the backlog runs out and they'd be writing from first draft again.

Some people are able to rapid release a book every 3 months. I feel like at that point I'm definitely questioning the quality of the piece. One every month or two leaves me questioning how it's possible, and certainly anything faster than that is an automatic AI alarm bell for me.