Today I’m at Chit Chat and All That (http://rebecca2007.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/author-interview-with-pg-forte/) answering some really fun questions about my name…
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Dark horror author, Mayra Calvani stops by The Book Connection to chat about her new release, "Dark Lullaby"...
At a trendy Turkish tavern one Friday night, astrophysicist Gabriel Diaz meets a mysterious young woman. Captivated by her beauty as well as her views on good and evil, he spends the next several days with her. Soon, however, he begins to notice a strangeness in her--her skin's abnormally high temperature, her obsession with milk products, her child-like and bizarre behavior…
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The following appeared (although now slightly modified) on My Book, The Movie in August 2007. I was quite excited when I realized that I would have a chance to dream a bit and discuss a possible movie version of my novel Whale Song, a novel…
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Promobuddy is a fr*ee software download that helps you organize your online business.…
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"During our lunch break one day in college, a friend of mine sneezed.
"In my culture, if you sneeze once, that means someone is missing you," my Chinese friend Lin told her. "If you sneeze twice, someone's saying nasty things about you behind your back. And if you sneeze three times, someone is speaking kindly about…
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How many hours have you spent this week with prospective clients who are great at draining your time and energy but can't seem to find the money or desire to hire you? I've had my weeks when the number is larger than I'd like to admit. Consequently, several years ago I implemented one strategy that has been my secret weapon in my client cultivation process -- I use my website to disqualify as many prospects as I can.
You may be saying, "What kind of…
Added by Donna Gunter on October 4, 2007 at 1:47pm — 1 Comment
One of the great joys (and biggest curses) of being self-employed is the ability to consider other opportunities as they come you way and ascertain how well they might work in your business. However, many entrepreneurs (myself included) love the idea creation/development stage but hate the follow-through, as we've already been distracted by the next opportunity or a new idea. I refer to this as the Bright Shiny Object…
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There may have actually been a real vampire on the books in England - The Red Knight of Ainswick worked for the Lord of Ainswick Castle, but wasn't exactly the picture of a chivalrous knight. He drank, brawled and slept his way around the town; eventually dying when he fell off a roof while trying to spy on his wife, who he suspected of having an affair.
Soon after being buried he returned to terrorize the countryside with plague and attacking everyone in sight; drinking their blood…
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Garden of Faith…
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I'm on a Virtual Tour to share with you my debut novel, THE DOWRY BRIDE. If you're a fan of ethnic fiction, this is the book for you. It is set in India and deals with the controversial topic of Dowry. But the story is one of hope, triumph and the resilience of the human spirit. It has garnered several great reviews within the first month of publication ....
Go to my Virtual Tour Day # 3 stop at:http://www.publishingsuccessstories.authorsabode.com/
Read how I ended up writing…
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Today I’m at Chit Chat and All That (http://rebecca2007.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/author-interview-with-pg-forte/) answering some really fun questions about my name…
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Just came across a website for writers I thought other writers would be interested in. Always good to network and get your title out in the cyberspace world as often as you can. It is called, www.nothingbinding.com
Check it out!
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Some of you contributed material for my October newsletter, and I thank you so much for doing that. You may view Writers in the Sky newsletter online here: http://www.leedesign.org/?id=47&page=Newsletter
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For those who are not familiar with my newsletter, I'll fill you in. This is an ezine filled with articles, poems, book reviews, and announcements pertinent to…
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One of the most important rules of online book promotion -- or any form of promotion for that matter -- is to focus on your audience. Here are three tips for developing a reader-focused online book promotion campaign:
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Self-published writer released an urban novel that transports readers to a world rarely charted by most authors.
The word is gradually making its way around the literary world of urban fiction. More often than ever readers are inundated with much of the same storylines and
themes; rarely deviating and often similar to the last book they read. According to…
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It is Christmas morning and Doug is in the bedroom closet kneeling over a safe that he had installed into
the floor. Slowly turning the dial from right to left, he opens the safe door
and studies a leather binder that contains DVD’s that…
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“La Vengeance est un plat qui se mange froid!”In 1782 Pierre Ambroise Francios Choderios de Laclos originally coined this French phrase in his book
titled Les Liaisons Dangereuses.
In the English language the phrase is translated to, “Revenge is a dish best served cold.”By definition revenge involved
retaliation and vengeance: action taken in…
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