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Added by Patricia Carragon on March 24, 2012 at 2:19pm — No Comments
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Mark Miller’s educational and entertaining series Small World Global Protection Agency.
This new series is aimed at Young Readers anywhere from 3rd to 6th grade and will be available only in eBook from Trestle Press. The monthly short stories will be reminiscent of the adventure serials of the 1940’s with a contemporary setting. Each…
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I woke up this morning and like every morning, the first thing I did after brushing my teeth and washing my face is go down to my office, wake my computer, and check my sales on KDP. Lo and behold, AFTER is moving copies. I also sold a few copies of INSECTLAND, DROP OUT, and SILENT INVASION, but AFTER is the winner today by far. So, I started thinking what I could have done differently the last few days that attracted the extra attention. I really haven’t been concentrating much on AFTER…
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Read writing tips and the complete Chapter 33 of my new thriller, The Howling Cliffs, on my website. No sign in needed.
Added by Mary Deal on March 23, 2012 at 9:26pm — No Comments
Southern Superstitions – Review by Martha A. Cheves, Author of Stir, Laugh, Repeat; Think With Your Taste Buds; A Book and A Dish
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I’ve wanted to be a published author since I was a little girl. Like most girls my age, I read every Judy Bolton and Nancy Drew mystery; they were among my most prized possessions. When I was ten years old, I submitted a poem I’d written to my Sunday school magazine. I can still remember how thrilled I was when I saw my name printed under the title. My first byline! Now, many years later (no need to tell how many), I feel…
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Gilbert A. Zanni has wanted to be a writer since his early teens. Now he’s found time to put some of his many ideas on paper, and has published – as an eBook – his first novel.
Called “Deceitful Things,” the novella is actually the first part of a trilogy.
Just released at the end of February at Amazon.com for Kindle and B&N.com for the…
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A Tolken For Celandine By Laurell K. Hamilton
Not much of a intro here, just another short story review found in Laurell K Hamitlon’s Strange Candy short story. This one is a dungeons and dragons style piece called “A Toklen For Celandine.”
So the story is not like Hamilton’s other books. It happens in a medieval setting, featuring the traditional classic fantasy elements such as trolls , elves, unicorns and what not. They story follows a female elf warrior named Bevhinn, who…
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Okay, for all my new followers, here’s the raw deal of what I’ve done in the way of promotions in the last four months and what the results are. First were the fiver ads on fiver.com. For five bucks people put your books and links on their blogs and websites. I did about fifteen different blogs with little result. My advice; don’t waste that hard earned five bucks. Then I did the article service where an article is ghost-written for you and then sent to thousands of journal sites and logs.…
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I can’t give advice about falling in love, but I can tell you how to write a book that shows readers how it’s done. I was lucky to inherit 72 onionskin love letters, half in my mother’s handwriting and half in my father’s, which had logged 200,000 miles.
If someone’s old love letters fall into your hands, and you wish to write, look at them as coupons to be redeemed. Take them to the store of your memory which is open 24-7,…
Added by Margaret Kell Virany on March 22, 2012 at 10:00am — No Comments
FBI Agent Douglas and NYPD Detecitve Zucarelli are out on the streets.
They are face to face with the drug cartel couriers.
Decisions must be made in seconds.
What does the evidence mean?
***Remember this is a work of fiction, but due to the author’s incredible ability to tell a story, this may seem all too real. We assure you, none of it…
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I get calls all the time from people who “know” the book publishing industry. They have written a book and have been avid readers for years… so they assume that they are the key demographic and what they know is fact.
More often than not, what they “know” is old news. Now I assume that no one reading this falls into this category, but perhaps we can pass this info onto the others…
So, once again:
Added by The Cadence Group on March 22, 2012 at 8:00am — No Comments
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Question 4 of Sharon Skinner's interview celebrating the release of her new Fantasy book The Healer's Legacy is now online:
"Are there elements of The Healer's Legacy that are autobiographical and if so, without spoiling the plot too much, what are they?"
Read the answer: http://healerslegacy.com/?p=62
Get the book:…
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