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I was frustrated with Capricon over February with them being in downtown Chicago. Despite saving money not getting a hotel room in the city and commuting everyday from Joliet, I needed to blow so much cash on Spothero. With that, parking ate too much into my table profits. I don't plan to returning to Capricon if they continue doing this in the middle of the city. I will be tabling at Windycon this year and even moderating a few panels for the first time, I am feeling the sting of the diminishing returns of going to these shows. I'm surprised about the lack of accessibility knowing most of their audience are older folks with less mobility. I wonder if those shows have trouble getting new blood into their convention council. Perhaps we'll meet there in the future when they're in a better place!

At this point, I just hope that Windy and Capri make it through the next few years.

Which conventions have you removed from your con circuit and why?

Great review, I loved watching sorcha grow up in spite of xyz. She's a strong woman. Also loved finbar *sigh*. I am going to continue with the series. It feels so unique

So relaxing.

Do you find nighttime drives relaxing or nerve-wracking?

White people created? How racist! Have you ever visited other non- white countries where they treat white women like sluts because they have an image of western white women as being slutty? I hate it when people get so racist against whites that they create universal human problems in their minds and attribute all mankind’s problems to just white people. You are white. It’s sickening!

How do you handle a show or convention that yields no sales?

I lost touch with my artistic confidence and with it my love of art and writing, it felt like my entire sense of self died. I didn't know who I was outside of that, but I eventually recovered and found that I still loved illustrating and writing. I won't die just because I don't produce as often as I used to-- though overcoming my creative insecurities and perfectionism is a different struggle. I face it with a healthier mindset than before. This video helped me meditate on a lot, thank you. I love your energy! :)

Such an important question! i've been pondering upon exactly the same thing for some time now, ever since it was first asked on my first semester of creative writing years ago. And i'm happy to hear someone else's take on it, moreover someone published :) For me, writing is just inevitable. I can't escape it. It's a part of me. I walk, I breathe, I drink water, I write, I run, I eat. Tried to leave it and find something more lucrative, but no. It's also amazing to hear that someone else has the same problem as I do: no writing block, just the issue of time and energy :D Just found your channel. Thank you for this material and your take, I'm on my way to check out more of your content and some of your works:) Sending much love from Poland xoxo

Who is your current favorite indie designer?

I may not be making the big bucks, but writing is beyond even my passion, it's my reason for living. Even in my darkest days, I have written stories. What does writing mean to you? Why do you do it?

My editor, who owned a small publishing company, recently died. He was a good friend of mine. I did not have him publish me though.

Using your synesthesia to create writing/art is so interesting! The artwork inside looks awesome, were the costs way higher to get colour & quality paper printing? I'd love to hear where/how you did that :)

Have you read Synesthesia Nature?

The lace is very pretty!

Making a structure for details to fit in with the narrative over a long period of time. For me, making a story is easy, but making the details make sense to the reader and organizing the plot is the toughest.

I'm all in for the realistic tough love vibe! Subbed :)

Do you have any Looking Glass Garments pieces in your wardrobe? Which one is your favorite?

What is the most challenging part of the writing process for you?

Hello! I keep hearing mixed reviews about Pancake & Booze over booking artists.

Really enjoying living vicariously through these right now!

Have you been to RaptorCon? What was your experience?

Sorry

She comes back at the end of the

Her mother doesn’t pace away

This book was in my highschool library, read it as a freshman and it always stuck with me. I forgot the title but finally found it by looking up the description and it linked me to this video. Thank you for reviewing this!! It was a really good read.

Who is your favorite indie designer?

Have you read The Kitchen Boy: A Novel of the Last Tsar by Robert Alexander?

Alice the Author, I love your channel so much, I just had to subscribe!

Which books had a big impact on your writing?

Abby is great! Wonderful book review ❤❤

What are your favorite unboxing videos?

Have you read American Duchess Guide to 18th Century Beauty by Lauren Stowell and Abby Cox?

I love the way you explain things. I had to follow 💗💗💗

Are you one of the lucky few that makes a living off your writing?

Мария Антуанета, неужели та самая? 💐💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏

I'm reading Synthenesia Dark now

Who is your favorite poet?

Where is your favorite photoshoot location?

this has been very helpful! thx

You're so pretty 🥰

AAH! You've really opened my eyes! Thank you so much, from England, God bless.

What advice would you want to provide to new authors to help safeguard their publishing futures?

This nearly happened, as my publisher had Covid. We didn't know till after the fact.

nice

Have you read Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart?

Lmao who would be proud of not editing their story? Maybe they can give me money so I can afford a professional editor?

Not excuses, it's life.❤

What are your goals for this year?