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Happy December!

Happy December!

A little blog update for you all

So, I've been a little busy and I haven't gotten to write as many posts as I would like to as of late.  I wrote a new book, and if you are into young adult books or someone you know, then it might be a good book to get as a gift. Also check out my other books as well. 
I also set up a new teespring shop, which I think is a lot better than my old one. If you got my book, Alabaster Boardwalk, and you enjoyed it, then you will like my Alabaster Boardwalk products as well. 
So, I've been a little busy and haven't been watching as much movies as I would like, plus it's getting into holiday season, and some holiday shopping needs to be done. I won't be posting often during this month, but I will when I can.
Some of you may be new readers, and if you haven't read some of my older articles, which some are still good, I'll post some links at the end of this post for you to check out. That should hold you guys while I get some more posts prepared.
I some of my goals for the coming year is to grow this blog even more, foster a community of movie lovers here, and improve my sales. I do want to say thank you if you have been with me for a while, and if you're new, welcome aboard! I am going to ask you to please share this blog with any movie lovers you may know, and to leave a comment on some posts, every little bit helps and it means a lot. I suck at seo, and just by leaving a comment or sharing a post, it helps a ton in more ways than one.
I also want to make a better sense of community here, so when you do leave a comment, tell me what you thought of the movie, or recommend one for me to review. Is there a topic you would like for me to discuss here? Let me know, and I might do it, but lets keep it civil.
Also, I want to say thank you if you bought one of my books. Over the past couple of months my books have been increasing in sales, and it's really cool to watch it grow. If you grabbed a copy please share it or leave a review. If you guys want, I could add some author tips that I have learned while on my writing journey that may help you as well.
So, thank you guys for making this blog possible, and I hope your December is very merry. Thank guys. :)


p.s. Here's some links to old posts to hold you over while I work on some new stuff: Where are the Action Heroes?, When Did Child Actors Become Amazing?, Why I Hate Opening Credits, Why Video Game Music Is The New Classical Music, & Beowulf Book Review
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