All About Candy, Sweet & Sour: Bobbi Faulkner's Debut Novel

My Writing (Wo)Manifesto

My Writing (Wo)Manifesto May I overcome fantasies of perfection & just write write (right) now! May I find a joyful balance between academic & creative writing & living. May I accept that living fully is a form of prewriting, of gathering stories, of filling my writer's cup. May I allow myself to make mistakes, to write without fear, to understand that my work will always be in progress . May my words be helpful to others, may they find those that are seeking them. --Bobbi Faulkner What is Your Manifesto? After reading Sark's Juicy Pens, Thirsty Paper (2008), I took her up on her invitation to write a contract with myself, to write my own writer's manifesto. It is my contract with myself, my promise to stop letting my desire to be perfect keep me from writing. I will never get better without practice, and this (wo)manifesto helps me keep my goals as a writer front and center, giving m...

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New Cover! Candy, Sweet and Sour

It has come to my attention recently that the original cover for Candy, Sweet and Sour looked like a book about child trafficking. Imagine my chagrin when this tidbit came up at dinner with a dear friend. She is my greatest champion and is always telling fellow bibliophiles to read my book. When she showed the paperback to someone, they recoiled in horror because of the image of the girl with the lollipop. People DO judge a book based off it's cover, so I immediately changed the cover. Since publishing three years ago, I have become better at graphic design. The original cover was created using Amazon's paperback cover designer on KDP, and I started with a generic design and used one of their stock photos. My new cover reflects themes in the book and was created using Canva. What are your thoughts? Do you like the new cover? Are you more likely to read this book now that the cover is changed than previously? Get your copy on Amazon today!...

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