So, there's been some exciting news... Long Overdue Books has been acquired, and I have joined the Everbrook Holdings family of companies alongside DiggyPOD. I will be serving as Vice President of Author Services. Full press release available here. Looking Back at the Entrepreneur Journey Seven years ago, I had a first draft for what would become Long Overdue Books. Like any first draft, those early ideas were all over the place. Started out as manuscript editing. Considered

Well, the two-month newsletter drought is officially over. Our new daughter, Addison, is just shy of 12 weeks old, and I am finally, somewhat, getting back into a working groove. I tell ya, she's the perfect little baby. Sleeps surprisingly well. Has the biggest, gummiest smile. And she's starting to realize, "Hey, I'm connected to this hand. I can move it left and right." I proudly hummed the 2001 Space Odyssey theme during this big discovery. Caleb is adjusting well as an o

Goals and dreams for Long Overdue heading into 2026. Goals to go from 30 to 50 books and some day become as big as Barnes & Noble

Imagine you've walked into the Long Overdue bookstore, hot chocolate in hand. Heavy on the marshmallows. You made a list, checked it twice. Family members. Friends. A couple of co-workers. You're wandering the aisles with one mission in mind: Gift some great books. And not just any books. Not the "New York Times Best Books of 2025." Oh no. Anyone could do that. You're the discoverer. The taste setter. You find authors before they're household names. When it's your turn at boo