Posts on the digital nomad and author life
I was thrilled to interview Alida Winternheimer for her Storyworks podcast, in an episode all about her novel, A Stone's Throw.
Alida’s novel explores themes of relationships, and motherhood, while highlighting the complexities of artistic identity and validation and the transformative power of community.
I’ve been asked a few times in messaging what is the flat monitor and stand that Hubby and I are both using.
This is the one that let us move from packing two monitors, surrounded by clothes in a suitcase to carry-only for our current Asia trip. So far we both love!
Perhaps the only downside is the stand does require a mini wrench (that comes with it) to disassemble into two parts. And one of us (that being me) had our wrench confiscated from carry on! So, just a consideration on the stand. Easy enough to replace, but still a little bit of a hassle and it is a bit heavy, too.
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Ready to get book marketing savvy in the new year? Today’s episode of Charlotte Readers Podcast kicks off with insights from 7 members who’ve participated in the Weekly Writer Support Group.
In this podcast episode, we share our best tips and experience on what works in building author platform and selling books, how to gather reviews, and our most unique or enjoyable marketing events or tactics.
FeedSpot just released their list of the Top 30 Women Fiction Blogs and Websites.
I was thrilled to see my Lainey Cameron website and blog featured! And even more excited to see I’m on this list with other authors and book bloggers I admire.
PSA of the day: If you haven’t turned on 2 factor authentication on your account, do it now. I put this off for ages, but in the last week I’ve seen 5+ authors and bookstagrammers with 5- 10,000 followers get hacked. And unfortunately, if your account is hacked (I don’t mean copied or cloned, but someone has gained access to it), then you as an author have little recourse.
This weekend I visited London for a fun reason. Many Americans have memories of summer camp - but mine are a little different. 30 years ago I traveled to the USA for the 1st time at 18 years old and worked for the summer at Lake Bryn Mawr camp in Pennsylvania.
The year was 1992 - pre phones or social media. I met Steve, Mark, and Drew at camp and we traveled together. 30 years ago this year! So this was our reunion.
I’m in in awe of these two amazing women. Pamela Stockwell and Kelly Hartog.
They met through the online Zoom writing dates held by Women’s Fiction Writers Association.
They’ve never met in real life (at least not yet), but when Kelly needed a kidney to continue gifting us with her wonderful self, Pamela stepped up.
Lainey Cameron was recently interviewed on The Hasty Book List by @ashleyhasty !
I answer questions about which books inspire me, which character I'd be best friends with, who I'd want to be stuck in an elevator with, and what I'd be doing if I wasn't an author or a tech exec (surprise surprise it involves The Best of Women's Fiction podcast and donkeys!).
