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Is Being an Independent Author Worth It?

January 27, 2026February 24, 2026 / Meredith Allard / Leave a comment

This year, 2026, is the 15th anniversary of the publication of Her Dear & Loving Husband. I’ve written those words several times now, and I still can’t quite believe it. In 2026, James and Sarah Wentworth continue to find new fans all over the world. I still can’t quite believe that either.  I've been a … Continue reading Is Being an Independent Author Worth It?

Advice For Young Writers: How To Get Published

June 7, 2023October 4, 2023 / Meredith Allard / 3 Comments

I Was a Guest Speaker at Writers' Block I was invited to speak at Writers' Block, a group of young people studying the craft of writing. When I asked what the group wanted to learn about, the answer came back overwhelmingly that they wanted to learn more about the publishing side of writing. As I … Continue reading Advice For Young Writers: How To Get Published

Guest Blogging News: I’m on Anne R. Allen’s Blog Today

May 23, 2021October 4, 2023 / Meredith Allard / Leave a comment

If You're a Writer, You Should Read Anne's Blog! Anne R. Allen is one of the few bloggers I've been following for years. If you're a writer, you need to check out her website. I love her practical, down-to-earth tips for writers as well as her humorous approach to the joys and pitfalls of the … Continue reading Guest Blogging News: I’m on Anne R. Allen’s Blog Today

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    Some of the more general questions I’ve received lately have to do with inverted mysteries and what specifically makes an inverted mystery. To put it in its simplest terms, an inverted mystery reveals the central event (the murder or whatever … Continue reading What Makes a Mystery an Inverted Mystery?
  • Ask Me Anything: The Professor of Eventide (Author Q&A)
    Welcome to The Professor of Eventide edition of Ask Me Anything! Here are some of the questions I received from my newsletter friends and from readers of this blog.  This is a spoiler-free discussion, so if you haven’t read the … Continue reading Ask Me Anything: The Professor of Eventide (Author Q&A)
  • The Professor of Eventide: My Interview With ManyBooks
    Next week I'll be back with #Ask Me Anything: The Professor of Eventide edition. This week, I wanted to share my interview with ManyBooks. You can see it on their website here. * * * * * Meredith Allard is … Continue reading The Professor of Eventide: My Interview With ManyBooks
  • The Story Behind The Professor of Eventide
    The Professor of Eventide is featured today in the BookBub New Release newsletter! Yay! Way to go, Jonathan! If you’re here from BookBub, welcome! I’m so glad you found your way over. If this is your first time visiting my … Continue reading The Story Behind The Professor of Eventide

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