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Trestle Press announced today its newest ongoing series, Mark Miller’s One. The series will feature a variety of authors telling true-life stories of faith and inspiration. We expect this groundbreaking series to be emotionally charged as it is sure to cross the boundaries of many beliefs. One will be an spiritual anthology of real stories about how faith works on this one planet we all share.
“It is a privilege to take the lead on a totally new concept for Trestle,” series…
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I have really taken a liking to this series. The author’s they have chosen thus far have given me an eclectic view of Mr. Dark and our axe wielding hero, Matt Cahill. Being an old-head like I am, the serialization of this series has made it a fun and engaging ride for me. Hopefully I won’t miss an episode; my e-reader will be less than happy with me. We can’t have that. If you haven’t get on board with this do so; sharpen your blade. Evil may be coming to you; hopefully your face will not…
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NEWSFLASH: Barry Eisler will be my guest on my blogtalk radio show, the G-ZONE, on Sept. 15th at 12pm EST to discussion his newest novel, The Detachment. The novel is releasing is being released on the 15th.Here is a bit more on the novel:
THE DETACHMENT
Available in ebook on September 15 as an Amazon Kindle exclusive and in paper on October 18 wherever books are sold
Detachment
Preorder it now!
John Rain is back. And…
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Just a quick random musing before I lay me down to sleep (it's almost 11.00pm here in Australia). I've had it brought to my attention that yesterday was the birthday of actress Lynda Carter, aka Wonder Woman in the 1970s television show. She was, and still is, one gorgeous broad. Does anybody else think that Major Steve Trevor, WW's love interest, must be one of the stupidest men alive? By this I mean Diana Prince (I forget her ranking) would always contact Wonder Woman (from memory),…
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Hatfield House
A fortnight ago I visited Hatfield House with a friend and made notes.
When visiting a stately home, personal items always make a great impression on me. In one of the display cases are Queen Elizabeth I’s straw garden hat which has an intricate pattern, a pair of her gloves and a pair of silk stockings, which are believed to be the first pair made of silk to be worn in England. In another display case I saw a…
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Sixteen-year old Anna Sullivan is an outsider at her high school. Quiet and shy, as well as cursed with a tortuous family past, she can’t hope to attract the attention of popular Tyler Marsh, for whom she has a crush. How could a girl like her, a girl with a low social status, an alcoholic father and a mother who abandoned her, dare hope anything at all in…
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As you may have noticed, this blog has been dormant for a long time. I have started a new blog on Wordpress - please drop by and check it out!
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All the thousands of hours of work I put into DROP OUT and it's off to the
formatter and done forever. Yeah! So, I've decided to devote myself to marketing
this week because I have the time and I was going to give AFTER one more blast
before I started rewriting INSECTLAND and marketing and promoting DROP OUT.
Okay, all is well and good. I've done my usual postings on Kindle forums and my
various writers sites that I belong to. But the other day I discovered something…
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After sometime listening and trying ideas over and over, I am at last making headway.
E-books have been my greatest success, where I have maintained between 3000-5000 in Kindle ratings, and in Magic&Wizards on Amazon I stay between 30-60-- in Kindle epic books I remain in the top 100, I am a happy camper.
I am selling between 20-30 books a day and have 53 book reviews.
My web page allows for readers to ask questions and even give ideas on how they would like to see…
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Now you can see how many of your (paper) books have sold without waiting for the royalty check.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/jacketcopy/2010/12/amazon-gives-nielsen-bookscan-to-authors.html
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A week or so ago, I found a baby robin that had fallen from its nest. It hadn't yet grown all its feathers, so was far from ready to fly and fulfill its bird purpose. Its mother perched on a nearby fence. She called constantly to her baby. I was worried both for the baby bird and for its mother. The cat might find the tiny bird in its vulnerable position on the ground lodged between two stones. It could not move forwards or backwards. It could not defend itself. I picked it up. At first, it…
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