Novel Authors and Publishers

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Comment by Linton Robinson on August 4, 2011 at 2:51pm

Some of you probably know I’ve been on a long time novel project called MAYAN CALENDAR GIRLS, part of team of writers called “Team 2012”. It was an online serial for a year, very popular; then a much-awarded, highly innovative, commercially useless ebook: now it’s a paperback, and an official Kindle eBook.
I’m pretty thrilled about this: it’s the wildest, coolest book I’ve been on yet. Unique, quirky, adventurous, romantic, funny…and plenty of cheesecake. But also because it’s the first chance I’ve had to offer my many fans, adorers, and camp-followers around here a chance to read my stuff inexpensively. Or, better yet, expensively—buy several of the paperbacks or you won’t be able to live with yourselves.

The cover image by Robin Crandall says it all: ancient schemata meet contemporary sexy, kicky cheesecake Calendar Girls. It’s a romp, something to delight fans of Tom Robbins, Christopher Moore, Robert Anton Wilson, comics from the innocent days of Playboy and Penthouse (Annie Fanny and Wicked Wanda would fit right in with our Girls)…and, of course the golden age of girly calendar art and logos on flying fortresses.

It’s got stoned crystal skulls, dolphin love, Obama’s talk show, industrial spies hooking up, dancing—both fire and pole) and quite a bit of action adventure, romance, and all that archaeology stuff. The website makes it pretty clear what you’re dealing with, and so far the entire book is still online to be read.
http://mayancalendargirls.com
If nothing else, check out the artwork and Mayan myth videos.


The books are available at all online stores including amazon.com, on order from book stores in most civilized civilizations, and gettable from theKindle store

Let me know what you think.
Anybody who posts a good review on amazon.com, show me and I’ll send you a copy of the amazing ebook (only works on Windows, sorry to say. But I’ll do you right with some other nifty freebie)

Thanks for your attention. Hope you like Mayan Calendar Girls.

Comment by Gary Showalter on August 4, 2011 at 5:47am

My third novel, "Twisted Key" is being published by xLibris. Already got the proofs for the cover and the interior. It will be available near the end of September. Already started promotional blog interviews and Facebook, LinkedIn, etc announcements. All of my readers and indy booksellers are waiting for it.

Comment by Servicios Palibrio on August 4, 2011 at 2:27am

If you want your book to sell you have to put as much planning and effort into a marketing plan as you did writing your manuscript. There are many ways to market your book and numerous options open to you. Your marketing plan can be as unique as your story. Palibrio’s Marketing Department is here to coordinate the campaign that will most effectively get your book in front of your target market.

Call 1-877-407-5847, ask to speak with your personal marketing consultant, and let them help you decide which is the best marketing approach for you and your book. Or we can call you

Comment by d e bartley on August 3, 2011 at 3:53am

my three novels are listed on my blog site, http://hipriestess.com/blog hope you stop by and read some scifi flash fiction and dark poetry

Comment by Linton Robinson on August 1, 2011 at 9:40pm

Just had a great interview with Rosanne Dingli. She's a fine writer and Aussie legend, but lots of writers know her mainly for her cool website.

She asks "non-stock" questions, which is nice.

There's some cool stuff here, like my work with the Mayan Calendar Girls team, and other projects, plus her interesting questions (and my fascinating answers) about publishing and what not.

INTERVIEW WITH ROSANNE

Comment by Shawn Lamb on August 1, 2011 at 5:56am

ALLON Book 4 NOW available in paperback & e -book! Congrats to the 5 WINNERS of signed copies. Visit the website for names and links.

http://bitly.com/jCg0tM

 

Comment by Shawn Lamb on July 28, 2011 at 2:19pm

Thanks to the folks at Family Fiction for a great interview!

http://www.familyfiction.com/authors/shawn-lamb/features/q-a-shawn-...

Comment by Shawn Lamb on July 28, 2011 at 6:55am

We know the history of publishing - "So, Now What?" http://bitly.com/hfiJoj

Comment by Shawn Lamb on July 27, 2011 at 9:41am

5 days until the release of ALLON Book 4 - A Question of Sovereignty

Comment by Shawn Lamb on July 25, 2011 at 6:46am

Fun, quirky facts revealed in the latest interview. http://jlbcreatives.blogspot.com/

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