I’ve been counting down the days to September 1, 2026, and now it’s finally here. Move Slow & Make Things is now officially on the market!
I cannot express how excited I am that the book is finally available, and I am eagerly awaiting feedback from those who read it. My hope is the book will be an encouragement, a pep talk, and that anyone who reads it will feel pulled to lean into curiosity, to gain a fresh perspective, to work, rest, and grow, to embrace their unique brand of art, to make room for creativity, to make connections, to make a delightfully fulfilling creative life.
In addition to offering the book in hardcopy format, you can purchase the audiobook for less than $13 HERE. When the concept for this book first started taking shape, I imagined it as a trade (text only) book. I’m so glad the publisher encouraged me to add pictures, but I wrote the book in a way that the words could stand on their own. It’s a great book to listen to on a walk or in the car since it’s divided into short, easily-digestible chapters and essays.
There will be more giveaways, and I’ll share more information about the book and adjacent topics over the coming weeks and months. Creativity is a big topic, and I only scratched the surface with this book. In fact, I had to do a ton of editing and omitting right from the beginning to make it fit within the word and page count.
If you haven’t purchased the book yet, there is a 40% off + free shipping special running this week on christianbook.com.
Before signing off, I wanted to share two ways to support me and the book if you enjoy it.
Share it.
Share it on social media or with your friends. Word of mouth can be a powerful way to promote a book.
Leave a review.
Amazon and Goodreads reviews are particularly helpful. (If you’re a member of Goodreads, you can also enter to win one of 12 free copies HERE.)
As always, thank you to everyone who has supported me over the years, through all of my creative meanderings. I believe you’re all amazing artists and creators in your own right. Whatever your art may be.
