This is my latest book, published in July on Amazon as an e-book (only at the moment). 'When a new headteacher comes to Primrose Primary School in Langwitch, many strange things start to happen, but the strangest of all is on the eve of the Christmas holidays, when a dark figure is seen to be dragging a sack across the school car-park towards the boiler house. Is it Father Christmas with a sack of presents for the children or is it something much more sinister?' The cover was designed for me by www.49thfloor.co.uk and my target audience is teachers, teachers on holiday, anyone interested in the goings on in a school or an institution and those who enjoy the supernatural world. The genre is Mystery, Psychology and Occult. Thank you Lara for giving me the chance to promote my book on here. I hope someone here will be interested enough to buy a copy and if so, enjoy it and give me a review. Thank you :)

I have an author's website by name, but shouldn't I purchase a separate domain name as a self-publishing entity if it's different from my own?

The book cover. Where do you recomend getting affordable book covers and illustrations from? My friends all turned down making a book cover on commission because they thought they were not up to the task. Please dont hate on me but this book cover was AI generated. I made a lot of changes to it with my simple understanding of photoshop and I think it hits all the marks of a good fantasy book cover. It tells the viewer this is a fantasy novel about a bard, a crazy gnome, and a horned woman who plays with fire at a circus.

hello everyone, how are you? hope you guys are doing great. i am a new author, trying to write ;) so won't bit around the bushes, straight to the point. English is not my first language, that might sound scary, but it is not that bad, and it is not an excuse to write a poorly written book, i want to get stronger, and put words on the paper which would make me proud not ashamed, but there is always this fear in the back of my mind, asking "what if there is something within your writing, described the best you could, but still not how you wanted it to be? or what if the reader cannot actually communicate properly as you have planned with what you wanted to deliver?" that stress is neither good, nor healthy, i am very well aware of that, but i need guidance, is there any specific questions that i must ask myself during edit session, to make sure the text is exactly as what i wanted it to be, not combined with the images and the plot in my head, which creates the understanding; for readers who have just picked up my book, giving it a try, they wont have the images and the scenes unless the book is read, which means if i have failed to write it right :) they wont see what i see, they wont feel what i feel. sorry got a bit too long, hope it didn't bore you guys out. looking forward to receive guidance from my senior writers and this junior writer thanks you by tons already. take care.

Which typeface is your favorite for reading paper books? I’m a sans-serif writer, but I used Georgia in the novella. Serif reads better on paper, but I don’t really have any favorites, and I’m limited by what Scivener has on offer.