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A quiet dirt road disappearing into morning fog between two trees — what the arrival fallacy actually looks like three weeks after a book launch: not an ending, just the next unclear stretch of road.

Surprise! Nothing Ended on October 1st

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Arrival fallacy is a documented, shared, and deeply human experience. And it helps me to know that others who've crossed a big finish line have stood exactly where I'm standing and thought: that's it?

Violet-purple sky, lightning cracking over a lit-up town at night. The energy of pre-launch, for romantasy books in 2026, and for the fourth wing book 4 release date!

Storm’s Brewing: Our Two-Days-Out Roundup

By Alesia Matson

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Two days from launch: real Fourth Wing Book 4 news, the ACOTAR 6/7 countdown, a few fall romantasy picks worth your TBR, and the KDP rule change every indie author should know about.

An ebook reader with an image of the print version of "Alice in Wonderland" open on the screen. Apple Books vs Amazon KDP? Either way, it's a rollicking good story!

Apple Books vs Amazon KDP: A Guide for Indie Fantasy Authors

By Alesia Matson

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Indie fantasy authors have a lot to consider when they publish. In this post we break down the major differences between choosing Apple Books vs Amazon KDP.

Word cloud drawn from the final scene of the epic romantasy novel Raven's Tears. It's in the shape of a teardrop. The most common word in the cloud is "out."

In Case We Missed It

By Alesia Matson

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You read that right. We lost our office internet connection and were offline for most of last week. Michael is our Guru of All the Internet Things, and he eventually wrangled the configuration files back into submission. Once again, we have official…