Two Weeks Worth of Growth

Hey there friends. I missed a week. Last weekend got busy and it didn't stop all week. But I made it! I'm here! I'm still alive and kicking. 

More than that, I'm doing.

It's been a thrilling week for me watching how quickly things are starting to progress. While I am still technically "unemployed" from a traditional job, I have been making waves as an author. It is amazing the difference that happens when suddenly you don't have the safety net of a steady paycheck.

I am currently scheduled for 2.5 presentations (the half not being confirmed, but there are also 2 of those), as well as at least 2 book signings in book stores. I currently have a plan to send emails to bookstores all across the state of Wyoming with a one sheet explaining my book and why it matters so they buy some and put it in their store.

Once I finish with Wyoming as a local author, I will expand and send to stores across the state of Utah, Montana, Nevada, Colorado, Idaho, etc., slowly expanding my radius as I go.

On my one sheet, I mention that I am available for events in person or digitally, which will hopefully further fill my schedule. 

I also started working on turning Madamn into an audiobook!

Even bigger, I am currently working to expand my clientele for my publishing house, working with a few potential clients. 

The amount of growth that I have had over the past week has been phenomenal and I can't wait to share things with you as we actually have more things to announce and new books coming out.

Don't worry, even with all of these additional projects, I am making sure I am still setting aside time for researching my next book and getting an outline together. My next novel will not be out until 2027 at this rate. However, I am considering another foray into nonfiction and finishing a book I had an idea for several years ago that took a backseat to Madamn. 

So there might still be a book from Paula Jean Ferri this year. unless I can convince my husband to finish his children's book this year. 

Regardless, there are certainly big, big things in store and I can't wait to show you what's next!