I finally took the plunge last year and hired a freelancer to teach me how to craft a compelling newsletter (I so hope you think it’s compelling)! I’m all about beauty and edification so it took countless hours to transfer that vision in my head and heart to a delightful e-letter format. Since I love sending snail mail complete with sealing wax and seals (the post office has a love-hate relationship with me as seals don’t get past their machines), an e-letter is right down my writing alley though I’d send it to you snail mail if I could!
I invite you to subscribe. If you do so now you’ll net an extra perk – a graphic and list of ten books that have inspired me personally and professionally. If you’ve ever wondered why my stories are constructed the way they are, take a look at what I sink my reading teeth into! Of course, being a bibliophile, I could easily hand you a top hundred list. Even as I made the list I was dismayed at what was left off. But there you have it, a very hard to narrow down top ten beloved books. My newsletters are sent once a month though I do take summers off. However, mid-summer you’ll be the first to see my new cover via a brief newsletter blast!
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I love your newsletters. It’s like getting a letter from family.
I’ve daydreamed about starting to write snail mail with a wax seal. Ive seen those short videos on pinterest showing someone pouring wax and sealing it. It makes my heart happy!
Enjoy your Kentucky spring.
Cindy
I feel the same about your comments here, Cindy! Thank you! Puts me in a whimsical frame of mind 🙂 If only readers sent newsletters to authors. What all we would learn! I have to chuckle when I pressed send. So much of a newsletter is The Good and The Beautiful, not The Hard and The End of My Rope. When I write them up I remember the Scripture to dwell on on what is good, true, noble, of good report. Priceless wisdom. Enjoy your VA spring, another place I’d love to be!
It’s always a good day when I get your newsletter in my email mailbox! Looking forward to the next one! Bless you! 😊
Dear Kailey, So appreciate you and your gracious, book-loving heart! I never realized how much time these newsletters take but I do enjoy them and will keep them up as long as you’re reading them. Thank you, thank you! Hope your spring is extra sweet!