Breaking Down the Difference Between New Adult and Young Adult Fiction
August 1, 2022
We all know what a “young adult” is—after all, we’ve all been one. But as it turns out, we’ve all
Kasia Lasinska
Kasia Lasinska holds an LLB in Law with European Legal Studies and an LL.M. in Advanced Studies in International Law. As a practicing attorney, Kasia worked with a top international human rights barrister and then advised clients at a large, international law firm. These inspired her to write dystopian and fantasy novels about corrupt governments and teenagers saving the world.
Kasia has lived in eight countries and speaks five languages (fluently after a glass of wine). She currently lives in London, but her daydreams are filled with beaches and palm trees.
When she's not writing, you can find Kasia scouting out the best coffee shops in town, planning her next great adventure, or petting other people's puppies.
Ten Tips for Patreon for Authors
July 1, 2022
Patreon, an online platform, allows people to financially support creatives, including authors, through a monthly tiered membership. It offers an
Managing Your ARC Reader Dream Team
June 1, 2022
An ARC (Advance Reader or Review Copy) team is a valuable tool in an indie author’s arsenal. An engaged ARC
Walking the Wire
January 1, 2022
Adding Tension to Your Stories Kasia Lasinska Tension is not just reserved for Thrillers—it spans across all genres. In Romance,
Corruption, Rebellion, and Romance: Writing YA Dystopia
August 1, 2021
What do you do when the world ends? Rebuild it. Some people confuse Post-Apocalyptic and Dystopian stories, but they have
Author Logos: Making Your Mark
June 1, 2021
A logo is an asset that every author should consider having in their marketing repertoire. Your logo will be one
Ten Tips: Instagram
May 1, 2021
Used correctly, Instagram is a powerful tool that can help elevate your career. There are many ways for you to
