Monday, December 26, 2016

A NEW YEAR, A NEW BLOG

I’ve been blogging here ever since signing my first publishing contract in 2009. I really do feel like I’m turning a new page, beginning a new chapter in my career. It seems the perfect time to begin again with a new (very clean) slate.

I'll keep this blog live in order to preserve the story of my publishing journey so far. But you should head on over to hollyschindler.wordpress.com to keep up with the latest.

Of course I’ll be writing about forthcoming releases, but I also want to feature more how-to posts as well as advice to burgeoning writers. If you’ve got a question you’d like to ask or a subject you’d like me to address, don’t hesitate to shoot a message through the new blog's contact page.

Here’s to 2017!

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  5. Keeping the old blog live as a record of the publishing journey since that first 2009 contract is a nice choice. Lots of authors just delete the old site, and the archive is useful for anyone following your path. Good luck with the fresh start on the new blog!

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  6. Starting fresh after blogging here since that first publishing contract in 2009 sounds like a big but healthy step. Calling it a new chapter fits, and I hope the cleaner new blog gives you room for the next books.

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  7. Keeping the 2009-onward archive live while opening a clean slate reads as a deliberate record-keeping choice rather than a simple migration, since the old posts still serve as a timeline of the publishing journey. The stated shift toward more how-to posts and reader-submitted questions also gives the new space a purpose beyond release announcements. I'd be curious whether questions that overlap with older posts get pointed back to the archive. From the team behind Jev AI Tools.

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