More Truth than Fiction

Sin Creek, new in the Logan Hunter mystery series by Susan Whitfield, is an eye-opener and a heart-breaker, but with the sweetest redeeming ending.

Having had a long-standing friendship with a detective, when reading Sin Creek, I felt a sense of déjà vu about events I know to be true. These foul crimes do exist and are proliferating all over the…

Borders' list of store closures in effect by the end of April, they say:

http://www.bordersreorganization.com/Reorganization_Closure_List.pdf

Ancient American artifacts are being sold to the highest bidder. When an ancient ruin is discovered, it doesn’t take long for thieves to find out about it. Archaeological thievery is becoming more and more of a problem every year but Utah’s vandalism is the worst in the country. Theft at the Four Corners area of Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona is still a big problem. The damage to these sites is estimated at almost $42,000 in two year’s time. An ancient funeral pit can be sold for as…

Things are getting intense around here at Gelati’s Scoop. We are getting involved in much and have much more to do. Sound vague, yes but I have a few things going and can’t reveal all at this time. Next week I am going to drop in something neat, at least I hope that you like it. Anyway, we got a nice compliment from author Irene Hannon on our blogtalk show the other day. Irene was nice enough to point out that the guest we have had and will be having on the blogtalk show are some pretty…

I will compare Winning Writers boorish behavior to Glimmer Train.  At Glimmer Train, I uploaded the wrong version of a story in their current short short story contest, and later uploaded the correct version.  When I emailed Glimmer Train to make certain that they had the correct version, they refunded the fee for submitting the wrong version - Even though I did not request a refund but only wanted to make certain they had the correct version of my story.  With…

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I'm Tim Holland and this is my first blog on bookmarketingnetwork.  I recently published my first non-fiction sports book called "Sports Talk Radio Is A Waste Of Time (And so is This Book)".  And I am currently in the process of starting a website.  It's called Sportscommonsense.com and has a blog called, "The Games We Play".  If you find the time click on it and read some of my early blogs in order to get an idea of what my book is about.  Or go to Youtube and search TimmyH6…

Welcome to Wednesday and we have a lot to talk about today.  Jessica Dee Rohm is our featured author today and she will be with us on our blogtalk radio show The GZONE tomorrow, Thursday@ 2pmEST. Jessica has penned a number of novels including Sugar Tower, and Make Me an Offer. If I talk too much about her now, what will we have to talk about tomorrow, hahaha. Seriously though, if you go to any of the places her novels are sold (Amazon, Goodreads, Smashwords….) you can find the…

My mid week blog post is a bit of fun.

Find out why this cute little ginger kitty is up for sale at

http://graceelliot-author.blogspot.com

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Wow! This book has completely changed the way I have thought about dieting.  Enjoy!

Review by Lauren S. Smith

Dr. Michael Snyder has written a book that he hopes helps readers learn how to gauge their "fullness" levels so they never have to diet again. FULL: A Life Without Dieting tells you why diets don't work and if you do rely on them it becomes a roller coaster of weight gain and…

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Here is a Q&A Thomas White ,author of Justice Rules, did a little bit ago for a virtual book blog tour he did in late 2010. He will be our guest tomorrow on our Gelati’s Scoop The GZONE blogtalk radio show.

   Justice Rules is his first novel and was nominated as a finalist in the Pacific Northwest Writers Association 2010 Literary contest.

Thank you for this interview, Thomas.  Do you remember writing stories as a child or did the writing bug come later?  Do you remember…