Shane Donovan

⭐️Crimson Regret⭐️ mybook.to/CrimsonRegret 🌟Subversive Horror 🌟Supernatural 🌟Emotionally Draining Crimson Regret is a beautiful, heartbreaking, and tragic story about the depths of depression and how it affects all of those it touches.

Sorry I wasn't around much yesterday. Had a busy day picking up my 2nd car! Everything went well and I'm back now!

Okay I had to try it. So if you long press a photo it gives you an option to post the photo while still crediting the original author, so both get credit. Neat little feature! X has been really pushing nice things lately.

One thing I always have trouble with is naming characters. Like why is it so difficult to do?!

Every published book started as a rough, messy draft. So don't give up on your book!

Why does X need a creepy arm pointing to things when we want to post? It's weird man.

Some days you write a few thousand words. Other times you write five. You still shows up, and that's what matters!

Honestly, the second you post about your writing process, someone will show up to explain why your way is wrong.

Crimson Regret has been out for over 3 years now and I still have trouble telling people what it's about when they ask. Why is it so hard to explain our books?

Okay, I NEED to know. What's the weirdest thing that you ever googled?

Is it bad that I watch Nightmare Before Christmas at least three times a week? Like, I think I have an addiction.

AI can write a sentence, but it can't lie awake at 1 AM wondering if that sentence was any good. Just author problems.

Canada now makes you declare a human wrote the book before you get an ISBN, so those who openly use AI to write their books won't be allowed. Not sure if it'll be any different than Amazon's check of AI, but it's something.

My wife found an X Cafe. I had no idea. I HAVE to go there tomorrow! Who knew X was expanding into cafes? 😅

Sometimes I read my WIP and get emotiional. The writing is beautiful and the scenes hit hard. Then imposter syndrome hits and I feel I'm imagining it all.

Every author has that one sentence they've rewritten 20 times and yet it still looks wrong!

When I write I always go from a to z, never skipping scenes. What about you? Do you do that too or skip some scenes for later?

Finishing a draft doesn't mean it's good. It means it exists, and that's the hard part!

Hot take. I much prefer chicken over steak any day of the week. It's just so much better.

I love snow but my winter tires I ordered are on back order. Please take at least a month more. 😂