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Today is going to be fun, but then again every day this week is going to be fun. Yesterday was a blast, I had 4 authors on: Bob Hamer, Benjamin Sobieck, Lisa Taylor and Michael Tabman. It was an action/thriller panel. Great stuff and I learned a ton from the authors.Go back into the archives and listen in. Here is the link for all the shows, this is the ,main one:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gelatisscoop
Now today I…
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Writing and athletics. Not things I usually link together.
I was thinking about the different skills used in longer and shorter events - the marathon and the sprint, the novel and the short story.
There aren't many sprinters out there who can turn in a good marathon time and there aren't too many middle-distance runners challenging the 100m world record. They have different muscle strengths and skill sets which mean that it doesn't work to spread the net too…
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I have an online history with copywriter Cathy Goodwin. When I self-published my novel “Mrs. Lieutenant” in the spring of 2008, I emailed Cathy, as a “Top 500” Amazon book reviewer, asking if she would review my novel.
I thought she might be more likely to say yes because we both had an M.B.A. from Wharton.
What she said was no – she didn’t like to review first-time novelists because their books usually weren’t very…
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HELPFUL TIPS FOR PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS & REACHIN
G YOUR IDEAL WEIGHT! (PART 4 OF 4) - EAT THE BEST FOODS FOR HEALTH & WELLNESS!
Over the past month, my Weekly Blog posts were dedicated to the major health issues resulting from following a poor diet, using food for emotional purposes, and lacking proper physical exercise. Last week, we began exploring dietary suggestions that can help us attain our natural weight and bring us back to health. Today, we will examine the…
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In November-December 2011, I'll be making guest appearances on various blogs.…
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I'm giving away a box of Moonstruck Halloween chocolates and the supernatural thrillers Drowned Sorrow and The Strangers Outside as part of the Spooktacular Giveaway Hop. Contest is open worldwide and ends October 31. To enter, go to Halloween Truffles and Chilling Books
Love ghosts? Then I have also a second giveaway for you. Two winners will have the chance to…
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My friends it is going to be a busy week on The G-ZONE. Each day I will have a post listing the guests and their bio’s. Here are the four guests I am honored to and lucky enough to have on, in no particular order:
BOB HAMER- www.bobhamer.net
Bob Hamer retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation after 26 years as a Special Agent. He worked organized crime, gangs, terrorism, and child exploitation. Much of his career was…
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Before reading 'Abernethy' by Simone Bailey, I can't say I had ever read what is called Young Adult…
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Black Dog
Review
The importance of family, the life-and-death cycle, friendship, and the struggle to understand divinity are
some of the themes explored by former high school science teacher turned musician and author Matt Syverson in his novel Black Dog, ISBN 978-0-615-42806-2 (published by Backstage Pass Publishing…
Added by Simone Clare Bailey on October 23, 2011 at 9:06pm — No Comments
It’s the time of year when our thoughts turn to Halloween. I eye candy displays at Target, not only marveling, but delighting, that they have set aside a square of the store to sell confectionery goods….er….Halloween candy.
Oooh………the large amounts of candy I collected All Hallow’s Eve when I was a kid! We were city kids, my brothers and sisters and I. That meant large concentrations of candy within a small…
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HEY, CHECK THIS OUT! We are having a massive week at THE G-ZONE including:
5 themed author panels with 4 guests each
7 days straight days with the show
On Sunday, a guest that has sold over 6 million books (Davis Bunn) paired up with Nigel Bird, an author with an incredible writing reputation.
Thursday, David Hoof, a multi-award winning author.
Friday, Karen Anna Vogel, an author that currently has not one, not two, but three stories ranked in the Top 10…
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Check out this great book marketing tip I shared on my AskJohnKremer.com website: http://askjohnkremer.com/31-ways-to-promote-your-facebook-page
John Kremer is the author of…
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Here is what you can expect from this soon to be released work:
“Between These Pages, These Places”.
These are stories which live between the pages. These stories are places. These stories are people. These are only some of those stories.
The Silver Screens Of Her Mind – an old cinema shows a revival of old horror films which have a…
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I was really pumped to hear that an author with Michael Tabman’s background has signed with Trestle Press to do an incredible series wrapped around the world of FBI undercover work. The work is so real and authentic that before it can even be edited, it must first be vetted by the FBI itself to be sure that nothing of a secret or sensitive nature be released. As a reader that has me amped up. I am looking forward to listening to what he, Michael Tabman, has to say as he is part of the first…
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I work at a country Inn rumored to be
haunted. And I’m not just saying that. The Inn has been
written up in books about haunted places and actual ghost hunters have spent
nights trying to capture on film inhabitants of the great beyond. One of more
frequent questions I get asked by people who know the Inn’s
history is if I have ever seen anything out of the ordinary? Now, I’m at the
Inn late at night, I’ve done inventory in the “haunted” wine cellar at two…
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I have just re-read The Little Madeleine by Mrs Robert Henrey which relates the joys and sorrows of Madeleine, a French girl loved by her mother, who earned a living as a talented seamstress, and her father, ‘a picturesque figure from the Midi.’
"Mrs Henrey’s autobiography is the story of her girlhood in Montmartre and the wasteland near the Paris fortifications, or city walls, where the apache wielded his knife. Her father was a picturesque figure from the midi. Her…
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