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Bragging and Ranting. How I came up with a Blog Post.
Originally posted on ronovanwrites:
I wanted to write an article about a Blog Tip today. I thought I would play off of my “How to come up with a book idea” article from the LWI site and do “How to come up with a blog post” but the juices just didn’t flow in that direction…
New Book Review – Crossword Ends in Violence (5) by James Carey
Originally posted on Miscellaneous & Recommendations:
I received a free kindle copy of Crossword Ends in Violence (5) by James Carey, Publisher: PIQWIQ from NetGalley for fair review. I gave it four stars. The flashbacks were initially difficult to follow. The cast of characters are what saved this book! They are idiosyncratic, opinionated & downright funny at…
Book Review by @OlgaNM7 of ‘Dead Drop’ by Jesse Miles
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Dead Drop by Jesse Miles Title: Dead Drop Author: Jesse Miles ISBN: ISBN13: ASIN: B00NMO1S9I Published: Jesse Miles Books (15th September 2014) Pages: 269 Genre: Mystery/Thriller/Suspense. Private Investigator. Dead Drop. A P.I. and Philosopher at home in L.A. When I read the description of this novel in Net Galley…
Guest Blog: 3 Ways Authors can Get Exposure for Their Recently-published Books
Archer's Aim Today’s post comes from fellow epic fantasy writer, Daniel Adorno. He is the author of The Blade Heir which was released just a few months ago. Take it away, Daniel! So you’ve spent months, maybe years, writing and editing your book so you can self-publish. The moment finally arrives when you decide to […]
Book Review by @OlgaNM7 of ‘Some Luck’ by Jane Smiley
Originally posted on Lit World Interviews:
Some Luck by Jane Smiley ? Title: Some Luck Author: Jane Smiley ISBN: 0307700313 ISBN13: 978-0307700315 ASIN: B00LB89SA8 Published: 9th October 2014 (Mantle) In paper 7th October 2014 (Knopf) Pages: 416 Genre: Historical Fiction There is something very attractive about settling down to read the story of a family…
It’s #CrimeBake Time!
Originally posted on Live to Write – Write to Live:
L-R, Liz Mugavero, Kate Flora, me, Edith Maxwell, Hank Phillippi Ryan, Barbara Ross, Sherry Harris, Maureen Walsh. Some of my Sisters in Crime at Malice Domestic this year. In the fall of 2002 I took a mystery writing seminar, taught by Abigail Padgett. It was my…
Where To Get Your Kindle Copy
Originally posted on Have We Had Help?:
For those of you wondering where to get your own Kindle copy of my latest novella, to save you time searching, I have prepared a list of all the links. Simply click on the Amazon link appropriate to where you live to take you directly to it. ***…
Very Inspiring Blogger Award
Originally posted on barsetshirediaries:
A couple of weeks ago I was given a new award by a very dear and extremely humorous lady who should be on everyone’s reading list.( She probably is). Elaine Canham http://elainecanham.wordpress.com/ …
…what we Authors can learn from Don Vito Corleone, the ultimate Godfather…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…apart from the fact that I write crime fiction novels, far be it from me to entice yeez into a life of criminality… sure, a wee bit of murder, mayhem, and madness can go a long way… but usually only if yeez don’t get caught… Mario Puzo’s superb depiction of the…
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