Never mind, the end is here.

Oh, school tomorrow. School and waking up early and homework and seeing an abundance of people every day.

Yay to the last part, at least.

(Also, it will be fall soon! I hope. Please please please please...)

I find I can write on more of a set schedule during school--probably because, during school, EVERYTHING becomes routine. Every. Day. Is. Basically. The. Same. I say that in One. Word. Sentence. format to convey the robotic monotony that is. Really, the only good thing is I know what day it is and I'll find set times to write.

Here's to hoping I can find a way to make my schedule a little more interesting...

To everyone starting school, have fun!

The End Is Nigh

Yesterday I started to clean out my closet and go through clothes for school. For school...agh! I can't believe there are only two weeks of summer left. Well, at least that means it'll be autumn soon. I hope.

In my last few weeks I'm going to write. I'm also going to look into all those junior-year things I need to prep for...namely, the SAT. I'm not looking forward to that. I'm so unclear on my feelings about standardized tests. What do they really test? Is it worth it to know what you're taking the test on, or just how to strategically fill in bubbles? (I have the same questions about PSSAs, only I care less about those.)

I guess I'll find out. I'll also find out how much I like physics, AP English, psych, and calculus. (Does anyone know what calculus even is? I spent a year in precalc and I still have no idea.)

I hope everyone's summer is going well!

Kindlegraph

I just posted on YA Lit Six about Kidnlegraphs, but if you know what they are, my page is http://kindlegraph.com/authors/KierynNicolas! If you don't know what they are, why not read my post, where I kindasorta explain?

Also, my books are now available on iTunes!

Numero uno

Okay, so I've been hyping Flawless Ruins a lot lately. But, of course, I haven't forgotten about RAIN, my numero uno. Spies? Friendship? Australia? My favorite narrator (so far)? Yeah, that's my Rain.

Ergo (yes! I did just say ergo) I thought I'd remind you that one site where you can buy it as an eBook--OmniLit--has the prologue and part of chapter one for you to peruse. So check it out!