Blog of Author and Artist Sarah WaterRaven
Happy belated New Year! I am READY for spring!!!!1111one Get me out of this house already! It's definitely been cabin fever over here. A couple of nice sunny days and I've pulled my seeds out for gardening and started the annual spring cleaning (PURGE), where I load up the Facebook marketplace and trading groups with... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year ^_^ Where to start? I have all of these blogging ideas and a backlog of started drafts for my blog, but between working on improving my art style, looking after my wee fairy child, and writing a novella, I haven't had much time for blog posts. However, I am here to report... Continue Reading →
It is that time of year again! National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo) is in full swing! I am writing this post in October, anticipating that by mid-month November, I will be in serious need of a shower, sleep-deprived, and suffering from a slight tremor from too much caffeine. In the mean time, I wanted to wish everyone... Continue Reading →
A little over a year ago when I first realized my newsletter was my best and most under utilized tool, I decided to take a course by Mark Dawson. His Self Publishing Formula (SPF) courses are pretty well known and he offers a Facebook Ads course for authors for free. If you want to learn... Continue Reading →
I'm officially announcing the title of my new novel and doing that sweet, sweet cover reveal. My mailing list saw it first, but if you're reading this, now it's your turn 😀 Soul Prison is a side story in The Necromancer series and focuses on Cecile and her undead family as they make a pitstop... Continue Reading →
*dusts off her blog and fluffs it up a little* It's been a while. Despite the challenges my family has faced recently and the challenges we've all faced through this pandemic, I have surprisingly been productive. As some of you may know, Detective Docherty and the Dark Curse has officially been published, both the eBook... Continue Reading →
Sometimes you need to take a break from the hardships of life, especially when you’re an assistant to a paranormal investigator and suffered not one, but two great losses. Maybe you stay at home, watch TV, and eat bagels—or maybe you are locked in an inescapable prison for losing control over your bloodlust. Either way,... Continue Reading →
Ravens Hollow 