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Yvonne Perry's Blog – March 2008 Archive (7)

Me, a Junkie?

Title: Are You a Spiritual Hypochondriac?

Author: Dottie Randazzo

ISBN: 978-0-6151-8006-9

Publisher: Creative Dreaming

Reviewer: Yvonne Perry www.yvonneperry.net

If you wear your Awanas shirt on days other than Awanas meeting days, you might be a spiritual hypochondriac.

If you go to church five times a week, you might be a spiritual hypochondriac.

If have you have framed your VBS awards and baptism certificates and have them hanging on your… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 22, 2008 at 6:30pm — No Comments

Any material or announcements for Yvonne's newsletter?

Writers in the Sky Newsletter relies on subscribers like you to send in articles, tips and resources. Therefore, the more subscribers we have, the more information we have to share and the more your message gets in front of others. Tell your writing and publishing colleagues about Writers in the Sky Newsletter or forward it to others you know who may be interested.

I enjoy reading newsletters from other writers. I also love networking. That is why I publish a monthly e-zine Writers… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 18, 2008 at 3:33pm — 2 Comments

A Book about a Paralyzed Dog

What an Adorable Book!

Book Title: Frankie, the Walk ‘n Roll Dog

Author: Barbara Techel

ISBN: 978-0-9800052-0-2

Publisher: Joyful Paw Prints

Pages: 55

Reviewer: Yvonne Perry www.yvonneperry.net

What an adorable book is Frankie, the Walk ‘n Roll Dog!

My 7-year-old grandson was at my house when I got Barbara’s book in the mail. I laid it on my desk and didn’t say anything to him. A few hours later he went to play games on my computer, and quickly came… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 16, 2008 at 6:30am — No Comments

Positive Force Triumphs!

Title: Positive Force

Author: Tim Stewart

ISBN: 1933449578

Publisher: Nightengale Press

Paperback Price/Currency: $15.95 USD

Pages: 216

Reviewer: Yvonne Perry (1/08) www.yvonneperry.net

From the very first sentence to the very last one, this book had me glued to the pages. The characters came to life and I could not wait to find out how a petite nurse named April O'Rielly was going to deal with a ghost known as… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 12, 2008 at 6:30am — No Comments

Allen Wier, Author 2Of "Tehano," Gives Reading at APSU March 18

CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – As one of Austin Peay State University’s preinaugural activities, author Allen Wier will read from his latest novel, “Tehano,” at 8 p.m., Tuesday, March 18 in Gentry Auditorium, Kimbrough Building. A reception and book signing will follow.

“’Tehano’ is a book with an amazing scope, telling the story of the settling of the West as it took place in Texas. It’s rich and tough and gritty,” said Professor of English Barry Kitterman.

“I don’t think of the… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 10, 2008 at 12:15pm — No Comments

Author's Corner by Yvonne Perry

The March issue of Writers in the Sky Newsletter may be read online at http://www.yvonneperry.net.

Whether you are a publisher, author, or a writer-wanna-be, this e-zine is for you. Here, you will find articles, announcements, book reviews, poetry, and information about the craft and business of writing, publishing and book marketing written by our readers. Our goal is to connect the writing and publishing community through networking that… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 9, 2008 at 6:30pm — No Comments

WITS Podcast Schedule March 2008

Our writing, publishing and marketing podcast includes a diversity of people from all backgrounds, beliefs and walks of life. The information we share is sure to interest people who love to read books and writers who hope to be published, as well as those who need ideas about how to market their book.

March 7 – Barbara Techel

Author Barbara Techel shares her children’s book Frankie, the Walk ‘n Roll Dog—a true, inspirational story about a dachshund whose life started out… Continue

Added by Yvonne Perry on March 8, 2008 at 6:29pm — No Comments