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For me, understanding the principals of the Kingdom of God was a bit like Paul’s Damascus Road experience, I fell off my donkey and a bright light came on. Only I fell off the donkey very slowly and the light came on very gradually, rather like…
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The week just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Today I have at least three authors on the blogtalk radio show at 5.30 pm EST today. They are in no particular order: Karen Anna Vogel, Karen Malena and Roger Rheinheimer. Will we have fun, you bet, that was a bad question.
Karen Anna Vogel is the author of the hugely successful “Amish Knitting Circle” digital short story series. Her first one “Beginnings-Volume 1”, hit Number One on the Amazon Kindle charts for short stories. Not in its…
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For ninety-nine cents, what the heck am I getting? In most cases a lot! Think about this moment and follow with me. When you went to the supermarket last time what did that buck grab you? A pack of gum, no, a 20 oz. carbonated beverage, again no, toilet paper, one roll and a little change maybe, a loaf of bread, again no. Enough of that? Good. Now picture an author hard at work on a story. How long do you think they labor over a digital short story? Minutes, an hour, more? I go with the more…
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Hi everyone,
Below is the trailer for my novel, "Scattered Leaves: The Legend of Ghostkiller." The novel is being re-released in soft cover next month (yay!), and is also being adapted to film. It's an exciting time for the Ghostkiller Family! If you love the paranormal, suspense, thrills and chills, all wrapped up in a time travel/historical novel, complete with a love story subplot, please check out my novel. Thanks everyone!…
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I’m Stephen King. Really, that’s my name. No, not that one. I’m the other Stephen King, or TOSK as I sometimes sign my blog posts and other works. No. I didn’t write all those scary books. No, I don’t live in Maine; it’s one of the few states, in fact, that I’ve never even visited.
Yes, I’ve been answering questions with the above phrases for most of my life.
I’m Stephen H. King. I didn’t write the scary books, but I did write Married to Mars, a…
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Today on The G-ZONE I will have five guests; they are bloggers, authors and ezine publishers. Here is the lineup: S.L. Schmitz, Michelle Olson, Amber Scott, Tanya Contois, and Liz Pelletier.
Below I have their bio’s so you can understand a little bit about each one so you can mark it down on your scorecard.
Amber Scott:
“In between naptimes and dishes, Amber Scott escapes into the addictive twists and turns her characters lives take. She often burns dinner, is…
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I’ve been doing a lot of marketing/promotion lately for my
books and have come up with a “must-be-on” list for writers who want to promote
their books. These website provide free services that can really get your books
noticed. There are many other sites out there but I highly recommend you
concentrate your marketing efforts on these. Did I mention that they are…
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DANIEL P. QUINN
The Societal "We"
We talk of security
We think of the past as a generation
That ancient was the nineteenth century .
That history began when we were born.
Rather than 1900,…
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McDroll will be releasing flash fiction with Trestle Press. The title chosen for the series is “Kick It”. Here is what you can expect to find, this will be released Thursday, Nov. 27,2011:
“Kick It is a collection of five short stories. Three of the stories feature Gemma Dixon, a young CID officer starting at the very bottom of the career ladder, thrust into a world of violence and hardened criminals. Her colleagues may disregard her abilities but Gemma is made of strong stuff and…
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Check out our latest release: Abraham Markem And The Amazing White Dog, a compelling tale of victory, loss, redemption - and the immutable bonds of true friendship, by author Gary D. Henry. Now available in print, as well as on Kindle & Nook!
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Check out our latest release: Cherish The Love, a gripping tale of learning to love again in the wake of devastating heartbreak and betrayal, by author Carrie Macon. Now available on Kindle & Nook!
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I was a guest several nights ago (October 23, 2011) on the Dr. Stan Frager Show WGTK 970AM Louisville, Kentucky. We aired from 9-10pm EST. The topic was powerful; "Suicide;Teen To Adult" and there were several questions directed to me with regard to my latest book,"Bader Field; How My Family Survived Suicide."
The Studio is on the campus of the University Of Louisville. Dr. Frager has a world renowned reputation.
The program will be available on Podcast and on You Tube.
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I invite you to go to my Blog at www.thereindeerkeeper.blogspot.com. There you will find my posts centered around my growing up in the country which played a major roll in laying the seeds of imagination and my early interest in books-both reading them and "writing" them back then. Favorite authors were and still are Laura Ingalls Wilder and Louisa May Alcott.
My latest post-"Disaster on the Cinder Driveway" tells what happens…
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