Wow! Back in October of 2009 I blogged about the Kindle edition of my novel,
The Ezekiel Code, hitting amazon's
"Top 100" best seller list. I didn't know how long it would last. I was just thrilled it had made it that far -- even if it only lasted for a day! Now, here it is February, 2010 and…
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Added by Gary Val Tenuta on February 10, 2010 at 5:00pm —
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Joy and I stood before the artisan anticipating his newest creation. The old, bearded man picked up a small, clear, glass tube with callused hands and gently stroked it. The two-thousand degree fire spewed from the dragon's mouth and…
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Added by Lorilyn Roberts on February 10, 2010 at 3:30pm —
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Like many other Christians,
I’m living here on Earth temporarily;
ask to see my “spiritual green card” -
For my citizenship is with Christ’s eternity.
Being a stranger in a foreign land
makes me a heavenly ambassador,
serving a lifelong assignment
on a Godly pilgrimage as His sojourner.
Earth is not my final home -
For I strive to overcome temptations of Earth;
found in my identity with Christ
is the true…
Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on February 10, 2010 at 9:12am —
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In my last blog I said I'd say something about myself and the book I'm now trying to promote.
First, about myself (with reference to writing): I've written a non-fiction best-seller in India on the philosophy of an Indian saint named Swami Vivekananda; a 5,000-word story of mine features in PRIZEWIINING ASIAN FICTION (published by Hong Kong University Press); and I've just completed co-authoring (along with one other writer) two volumes of essays for Macmillan…
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Added by Gautam Sen on February 10, 2010 at 7:05am —
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Since my wife's Mom passed it has been hard to get started or rather restarted on the project. It seems the writing has become darker-more foreboding. I think it's a good thing since I have developed my demon priest into something no one wants to meet in a dark alley. I expect to continue more on a daily basis-called manning up to the task regardless of that which surrounds me. There's still no joy with the first book-I don't know what I'm doing wrong except with working full time at the…
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Added by Joseph M. Perez on February 10, 2010 at 6:00am —
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An excuse is usually given in order to justify an action or to shift the blame for a deed done. A kid forgets his homework and the kid tells the teacher his dog ate it. This practice is known as the blame game or
passing the buck and it can be traced back to the original man and woman Adam
and Eve. When God asked Adam about the sinful act committed in the garden Adam
pointed…
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Added by Aaron Jones on February 10, 2010 at 3:13am —
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Do you have a holiday book and wonder how to market and promote it other times of the year? If it's a Christmas book, declare Christmas in July. Put together a contest/drawing and fill a basket full of Christmas and current holiday goodies.
Do leprechauns celebrate Christmas? Have a combo St. Patrick's Day/Christmas prize basket.
Snow in the Summer?
It doesn't seem like the most wintery/Christmasy time of year. You could make a combo basket/bag full of Fourth of July…
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Added by JAday Kennedy on February 9, 2010 at 9:35pm —
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Added by Rick Frishman on February 9, 2010 at 8:08pm —
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The proper use of your time after you think you have finished writing your novel is of the utmost importance. Once it has been proofread, edited - oftentimes more than twice - then submitted to a publisher, patience surely maintains it virtuousity. I know. I just went through these motions. With that in mind, I am glad to share the finished project with…
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Added by A. K. Buckroth on February 9, 2010 at 1:00pm —
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All the strategies, systems, programs, books you’ve invested in that haven’t shifted your prosperity or life experience may have missed one key point. You may not realize approval, rather than value-for-value, is your imprinted “currency” exchange.
Expectations and limiting beliefs introduced to us in early years become invisible residents in our non-physical “bones.” They also morph—change form and function—as we grow into adults.
When we’re children and we experience…
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Added by Joyce Shafer, LEC and Author on February 9, 2010 at 12:57pm —
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I am a devotional writer and a Christian Freelance writer! I enjoy writing devotions and I am wanting to gain attention for my work. View my blog and tell me how I am doing. I would love for you to follow me on my blog as well! If you can provide me with more spots of were to send work to I would appreciate any information you can provide me! Thanks for reading.…
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Added by Christine M Ramey on February 9, 2010 at 12:13pm —
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Added by Aaron Jones on February 9, 2010 at 10:58am —
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'Pestilence' can now be ordered by UK readers from the site of
Amazon.co.uk They are currently awaiting stock of the book so it is now possible to order the book and they will not charge your account or card until the book has been sent out. The book has also shown up at various other UK retailers today and is now available from…
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Added by Brian L Porter on February 9, 2010 at 9:30am —
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Hello! My name is Gautam Sen. I have just begun blogging. It's not half as common in India, where I come from, as I suspect it is in the West. Perhaps I wouldn't have thought of blogging at all, but for the circumstances .... I'm a writer (apart from being a teacher), but till now it's been the old-fashioned way: I haven't had to concern myself with book promotion!
Recently, however (25th January 2010, to be precise), ireadiwrite Publishing (Canada) electronically published a…
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Added by Gautam Sen on February 9, 2010 at 7:26am —
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In Stroke of Genius, my heroine and her family visit Vauxhall, the famous pleasure gardens. I'm blogging about this unique and often used setting for romance at
www.emilybryan.blogspot.com. Do you know a juicy tidbit about Vauxhall? Ever read a book with a scene set there? Come share the fascination of the human…
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Added by Emily Bryan on February 9, 2010 at 6:52am —
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As we enter into another decade it is easy to see that social networking has changed the face of this world. There is so much emphasis on gaining followers, friends, buddy lists, and contacts that I believe people lose…
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Added by Aaron Jones on February 9, 2010 at 2:30am —
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The Power Of Networking & Community!
Just imagine the power of networking and community. Now just imagine putting that power to work for you as a author when it comes to promoting and marketing not only your book, but you as a author.
We encourage you to visit The Information Page which will give you a portion of the size of our network of sites. Why promote and market your book on one site with monthly renewal fees when you can use a…
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Added by CBM Christian Book Marketing on February 8, 2010 at 10:00pm —
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Writing an historical fiction story for children (8-12 year olds) about the events and people involved in writing the Declaration of Independence should be based on sound…
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Added by Dennis A. Parker on February 8, 2010 at 11:46am —
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I'm really, really pleased to have discovered today that my new release 'Pestilence' is now available in Australia and can be ordered from '
AussieBookSeller' in Artarmon, NSW. with free delivery within Australia as well! Follow the link and see item 3 on the page to find the details. I'm just so pleased to know that my book is available to Australian readers without…
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Added by Brian L Porter on February 8, 2010 at 11:30am —
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