November 2010 Blog Posts (195)

I have been surprised by the number of you that read this post each week. Please tell a friend and have them follow it also. I also appreciate the input from you, keep it up. There a few big names this week; I

guess you count the President a big name.

-Laura Hillenbrand-Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival

-Clive Cussler- Cresent Dawn

-Alyson Noel- Night Star…

My Boss Has an Atomic Clock

She is the clock warden and someone’s late again. Two minutes or eight it’s argued. Tick,tock, tick, tock. “They’re always behind, ” she yells, “or rather behind something.

“No, this can’t be,” she screams, knots form on her forehead. The blue veins are poking through her white skin. “It’s mine, mine,” she yells, though no person is listening. The clock…

The stress of not writing is worse than not writing! Have you ever had a panic attack because you weren't writing?

Hi everyone my name is Tony Bertot and I am the author of The Heart of an Assassin and The Birth of an Assassin.

I would like to take this opportunity to address a question I am constantly being asked by both friends and family;

"How do I keep track of all of the characters?"…

Question: if you follow this blog do you think I have read all of this author’s work? The correct answer is yes, yes, and yes again. What can I say; his incredible style and substance grew on me. I was a bit skeptical

at first because of the types of novels he wrote, the shocking, twisted type of

thing. He said maybe it isn’t my speed, but give one of his digital shorts a

go. I read Road Markers, loved it. Then I tried The Night Walk Men & On…

I am consistently amazed at the quality of work that I am finding in the area of Self-Published authors. I think that is why this posting day has become so popular with our readers. And if I haven’t said it recently,

thanks for being a reader of this blog. It is nice to know I am not just

putting this stuff out there in a vacuum; there are some very nice people out

there. That being said here is today’s novel, Justice Rules. It is a thriller…

Tea, biscuits and rockers.

Mission1.

Story 1.

I am always puzzled by what people mean when they used the word mission. Do they mean sharing good news, or something…

Welcome to what is becoming one of our most followed posting days, Digital short Saturday. I enjoy reading the digital shorts so much; it is a nice break in the weekly reading schedule. This week I found a gem and I wanted to highlight this one. The

Breaker Series is something that I stumbled onto this week on Smashwords. It

was released on Sunday and already this bad boy is making noise and waves on

many of their lists. This is one of the highest rated…

Ah treacherous women, who would have thunk. Check this out from the inside flap of the graphic novel:’What does treachery look like? Everyone knows treachery is defined as someone doing you wrong when they ought

not be. So now you want to know how to sopt it? Well then, welcome to Giead…an’

take your pick of sights to see.

Follow Steven Deschain and his ka-tet of Gilead’s protectors as they ride out to the hinterlands to find…

To my great surprise this one was a scorcher; I am going to say that right off the bat. I want to get right to the synopsis so I can give my thoughts on this afterwards; I think it will make more sense that way.

“Defying family and social pressure, Nettie Brady bucks 1920s convention with her dream of becoming a rodeo star. That means competing with men, and cowgirls who ride the rodeo circuit are considered loose women.

Addicted to the…

I have decided to make today an all Stephen King graphic novel day. After this thriller, I will post later on The Dark Tower /Treachery. I want to right off the bat thank all of you for messages telling me I should

start to read King’s full length novels .I will start to do that in 2011. Right

now I want to run through the graphic novels and then I will dive into that no

problem, so thanks for kind words and encouragement.

The…