I've been interviewed at
Thursday Bram's blog!
Added by Mary Lewis on February 28, 2008 at 7:20am —
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The day has finally arrived—my book trailer is finished and ready to be viewed! I have posted it on my website at
www.chrysalispress.com in the Media Room under “Book Trailer.” It is also posted on Reader Views Kids website at
http://readerviewskids.com/reviews_previews.html. I will also post it on youtube.com (you will have to search for it under “Laura and the Leprechauns”) and on my…
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Added by Amber T. Kingston on February 27, 2008 at 9:05pm —
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Hello, Milli!
I stumbled on to your website after running a Google search for writing. I wasn't entirely sure what regarding "writing" I wanted, besides some HELP. What I found on your site was just—WOW. I had asked for a drink of water and I got a flood!
I read EVERYTHING. Then, I jumped on to Amazon.com to buy your book. I've read other books on writing, and they all have their good qualities. One mantra that was consistent across texts was "just keep writing, keep at…
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Added by Milli Thornton on February 27, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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Hello!
I'm guest blogging on RITA winner Jennifer Ashley's blog this week at
http://www.jenniferonwriting.blogspot.comWe're talking about how authors 'reinvent' themselves! Please come join the conversation.
Added by Emily Bryan on February 27, 2008 at 12:14pm —
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Trockle, the little monster in the children's book by Holly Jahangiri and illustrated by Jordan M. Vinyard, now has his own blog. Please visit for his comments and information he may want to share.
Trockle's Blog
Added by Vivian Zabel on February 26, 2008 at 9:39pm —
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I Don’t Understand My Husband
The lyrics to the old Village People song, "Macho Man" echo in my head. But that’s not my husband. He’s not a macho man; nor did he fulfill my dreams of me marrying a muscular-bound hunk who, with one wink would melt me to nothing.
Instead, I married a man I cannot understand. If you were to peek into our family room, you’d find my husband, Gene, on the recliner with a bowl of chocolate ice cream balancing on his slightly protruding belly, pausing…
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Added by Janet Perez Eckles on February 26, 2008 at 8:04pm —
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T
oday on
"Talk To Me...Conversations With Creative, Unconventional People"
My guests will be the dynamic musical duo Fiske and Herrera. Fiske amd Herrera are creating quite a stir in the online music world. Known for their tight harmony and ambitious arrangements, the singer-songwriters recently won first and third place in the OurStage.com Acoustic Music Channel competition. Their song…
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Added by Rita Schiano on February 26, 2008 at 4:30pm —
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Hello Friends,
For those of you who didn't know, I own and operate the business,
BiggyPix.com.
BiggyPix turns your favorite digital, traditional, 35mm slides and negatives, and art files into large Poster and Art Canvas Prints.
These prints are archival quality and are fantastic for your home, office and events. In fact, every single person who has ever ordered our products, loves…
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Added by Wil on February 26, 2008 at 3:06pm —
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Book festivals are fun - you get to meet new authors and some more familiar ones alike. You get to renew friendships and acquaintances from other areas of the writing life. I was a volunteer at the SC Book Festival for the fourth year in a row. I had a blast, save my horror story. So long story but overall, the book festival was another success.
(This is posted in two parts on my regular blog - http://elysabethsstories.blogspot.com)
The SC Book Festival was this past…
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Added by Elysabeth Eldering on February 26, 2008 at 11:04am —
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Author Kim Smith recently interviewed me about my writing career and the interview is available to view on Kim's website at http://www.mkimsmith.com/interviews/brianp.html
Added by Brian L Porter on February 26, 2008 at 9:58am —
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February is almost over and with it my book tour. I can hardly believe it. It's all gone by so fast. Todays stop is:
http://rebecca2007.wordpress.com/
It's an interview about how I write, how I create story, characters, and my experiences with agents and publishers.
Added by Camille Marchetta on February 26, 2008 at 8:31am —
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It has been many months since I've had the time to visit Book Marketing Network, and in that time much has happened. Last December, after much consideration, I decided it was time that I took my common sense ideas to the arena of public ideas. I decided to run for Represenative to the Maine Legislature, and thus far it has been a mixed experience.
When I first announced, people were very excited to hear than a normal guy was finally going to run for an elected office, someone who…
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Added by Martin T. Ingham on February 26, 2008 at 7:40am —
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Those of us who write books love books. Am I right? When someone asks you what book is on your nightstand do you try to not laugh because it's more a question of how many stacks you are trying to balance?
But for many people, the idea of reading a book is great effort. They have to be really "into" the book to finish it (not like myself who is determined to finish it regardless). Most people read a chapter or two and if it's not working…
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Added by Lisa Copen on February 26, 2008 at 7:00am —
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A few posts back, I mentioned that I was trying to put together a virtual tour for my book, THE BREKLEBY PRESS. I just wanted to update those who have offered me words of encouragement. I have one event with another two pending a date.
March 10th with Elena Bowman, author of JOURNEY TO THE RIM OF SPACE AND BEYOND, http://elenadorothybowmansbooks.blogspot.com/
I have another two that are pending dates. Also want to let everyone know that I will be a guest on…
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Added by deborah thomas on February 26, 2008 at 6:26am —
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I’ve just discovered the neatest idea in a website, so I just had to share my findings with you. The website is called
www.bookcrossing.com and it’s all about sharing books on a worldwide scale in the form of a treasure hunt! Maybe its concept is what had me hooked from the beginning—appealing to the little kid in me who used to send messages wrapped in taped-up envelopes and wrapped in plastic sandwich bags to be released into the ocean in hope that…
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Added by Amber T. Kingston on February 26, 2008 at 12:30am —
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This is the copy for my latest newsletter. If you'd like to see how the whole thing looks, images and all, please send an email request to emilybryanromance@yahoo.com . I'd value your imput if you have suggestions to make it better.
Distracting the Duchess
by Emily Bryan
I'm so excited! My very first Emily Bryan romance is hitting the bookstores on February 28th! And not only bookstores! My Diana Groe stories weren't available in discount stores, but DISTRACTING THE…
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Added by Emily Bryan on February 25, 2008 at 6:00pm —
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Debut author LaConnie Taylor-Jones comes to the StoryCrafters forum to answer your questions about writing, the romance genre, promotion--she's been on a couple of virtual book tours--and anything else you would like to know.
Not a member of StoryCrafters? Joining is easy. Just go to
StoryCrafters and register.
LaConnie's first romance novel,
When I'm with You was recently released by Genesis Press. You…
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Added by Cheryl C. Malandrinos on February 25, 2008 at 5:44pm —
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How your words encourage me. Sometimes I receive kind words about my humble posts; they fuel me to keep on writing and sending messages to lift your day.
Just like Paul traveled from Antioch to Jerusalem and all over Asia, we also travel through cyberspace to each other’s screen to share notes to encourage, to bring a little laughter, inspire one another through rough moments, and even to send a bit of enlightenment drawn from god’s Word.
So thank you to those of you who…
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Added by Janet Perez Eckles on February 25, 2008 at 10:06am —
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Rain Books have sent out the first round of press releases for my forthcoming release 'Glastonbury'. As they are in Canada I'm not familiar with the publications they use over there, but they have sent me a list of newspapers they have sent the release to in the UK, which includes 'The Times'. I'm impressed by the long list of newspapers around the country that they have submitted the release to. This is what they've said about it:
Rain…
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Added by Brian L Porter on February 25, 2008 at 7:30am —
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I posted a
review of The Fiction Class by Susan Breen at
Virtual Wordsmith this morning. Susan is also the guest blogger at Penguin this week. Check out what she has to say at
Penguin Blog.
Added by Mary Lewis on February 25, 2008 at 7:28am —
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