Originally posted on BookPeople:
Flash Boys by Michael Lewis review by Andrew H. Flash Boys, the latest from the ever prolific Michael Lewis, is a fantastic eye-opening account of the inherent corruption of the financial system. Not only the corruption, but Lewis exposes the fact that most bankers were too ignorant of the complex systems…

Originally posted on Regina Puckett:
Writer and poet, M. Zane McClellan, asked me to be the next person to carry on with the blog tour. You may find Michael at http://thepoetrychannel.wordpress.com/ Here are my four questions and answers. 1. What am I working on? At the moment I editing book 4 in Warren Family Series,…

Originally posted on Linda G. Hill:
Dust motes drift aimlessly above empty streets. The air is all but still, and yet newspapers litter every corner, along the curbs, fallen alongside darkened skyscrapers from whence they clung during the sandstorm. The city, an oasis of light and diesel-fueled traffic by day, is still at two am.…

Originally posted on Rhythempoets:
Blurb: There isn’t a person alive that can save all the worlds from colliding into one massive apocalypse. Except twelve year old Dominic. Cheshire watches the humans in disgust as they discuss their plans. To take action against a woman who will enslave herself to someone willingly. A willing slave is…

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Since the joint is jumping this evening—okay, everything’s relative—perhaps I could slip in a quick question. Is anybody interested in writing a guest blog post? I started The Author Hot Seat to promote authors who write beyond the Pale. If you are an author who feels you’re not getting…