Bøker av James Noll

Start on your journey as an indie author with Being Indie: Tips, Tricks, and Tactics for the Beginning Indie Author. If you've been itching to weave your narrative but find yourself stuck at the starting line, or if you've penned your masterpiece but are unsure of the next steps, this book is your beacon in the vast sea of storytelling.Crafted for aspiring wordsmiths, Being Indie goes beyond the basics, offering a roadmap for honing your craft and navigating the waters of self-publishing. Inside, discover invaluable insights on: Unleashing your creativity through brainstorming, planning, and executing your story.Mastering the art of developmental editing, ensuring your manuscript shines.Conquering your inner critic and overcoming the hurdles of failed projects.Boosting productivity and finding your rhythm amidst the chaos of creation.Transforming lackluster ideas into literary gems.Venturing into the realm of audiobooks and expanding your reach.Initiating your journey into marketing and building your author brand.Whether you're a fledgling storyteller or a seasoned scribe seeking fresh inspiration, Being Indie equips you with the tools, techniques, and tenacity to thrive in the competitive world of independent publishing. Your literary adventure awaits - seize it with Being Indie as your guide.

EVERYTHING'S FRESH ON LILITH'S FARM. ESPECIALLY THE BODIES.A sinister forest, toxic fungus, and the dark secrets of a crazy old woman meet in a tale of vengeance, betrayal, and terror.Cece grew up in Spotsylvania, Virginia, but she left a long time ago. She'd rather live the life of the road dog than stay in that backwoods dump, even if it means never having a place of her own.But when a mysterious postcard from her missing father arrives, she finds herself pulled back home to the place where he was last seen: Lilith's Farm. The work is hard and her bosses are jerks, but at least the food is good.Then strange things begin to happen. The fence that borders the property seems like it's under attack from the forest. Toxic fungus balls keep popping up on the tree trunks. And one by one, Cece's fellow workers go missing.Any normal person would try to escape, but escape isn't possible. Besides, Cece's on a mission to find her father, and nothing, not the forest, not the fungus balls, not her creepy bosses, will stop her... except death, of course.At once twisted, horrific, and surprisingly funny, Mungwort does for the forest what Alien did for space: everybody can hear you scream, but they just don't care.