Newletter Archive
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May 2026
She switched to monthly newsletters in the hopes that she wouldn’t forget about them. Let’s see if it sticks!
April 2026
Well, she wasn't successful in the monthly part… Read on for some updates and other fun stuff.
January 2026
We’re going to monthly! After a brief hiatus of 6+ months she catches you up on her WIP, discuss pen names, and gets excited about her next reads.
January / February 2025
New Year, new she! JK, read on but be prepared for footnotes. She’s only trying to prepare you all for her book.
Sept / Oct 2024
The time for beta readers is coming! (Sign up here)
May / June 2024
TL:DR She just left Santa Barbara. She’s editing her book, she has a few words on Temporal Culture Shock, and a new book to use for comparison.
Jan/Feb 2024
She has finished her first draft! Read about what is next, her current Bookstagram beef, and a book review on chicken legs.
Nov/Dec 2023
The end of the year and the beginning of a new TBR pile. Plus her review of VE Schwab’s latest book!
Sept/Oct 2023
Better late than never! A little bit about her progress and a review of a book featuring Lesbian Necromancers in Space!
July / August 2023
This one dives deep into AM Lounsbury’s psyche, discussing writing mental illness as well as exploring her own. Plus a book that gave her an incredible book hangover.
May / June 2023
AM Lounsbury returns from the void to discuss her process, her travels, and reviews her new favorite book about a medieval pirate on the Indian Ocean.
January / February 2023
Get a sneak peek at AM Lounsbury’s WIP’s playlist, read a review of a Red Faire Rom Com series, and see where she is going the winter.
November / December 2022
Struggling to write with ADHD? This newsletter is for you! She discusses her process and delves into the solutions she has come up it, plus a review of her new favorite Time Travel series.
September / October 2022
You’ve reached the very first Newsletter! In this one AM Lounsbury tell you all a little bit about herself and her life one the road as a Rennie. Plus, her review of Leigh Bardugo’s first adult fantasy novel, Ninth House.