Archive | January 13, 2015
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#Read about #Book Features – are they worth it? by #Author Linzé Brandon
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
In September last year, I offered my blog to debut authors to feature their work. Aside from being overwhelmed with requests – the features ran well into November – I have learned a few lessons from the experience too. As a blogger, an author and…
…a WURD for our sponsors… those wunnerful donators of trillions of dollars…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
? …what global eKonomic slump?… international Kredit Krunch?… no such thing, Mabel… I have the proof right here in my email inbox… it looks to me as if the idea of the January sales has caught hold in those much-maligned centres of benevolence… the givers-away-of-vast-fortunes-to-random-emailees… the splendid charitable folks from…
HELP! EVERYONE IS WRITING A BOOK
Originally posted on Tara Sparling writes:
Here is a very important quote, which every past, present or future self-published author needs to see: “Times are bad. Children no longer obey their parents, and everyone is writing a book.” (Cicero, c. something BC) Now, here’s the catch. There is no evidence that this quote ever originated…
Book Blast: Strange and Lovely
Originally posted on Vampires, Crime and Angels…Eclectic Me:
– Zombies and vampires and ghosts….oh, my! From fae assassins to subjugating the dead, Strange and Lovely is a collection of short stories that seamlessly blends spine-tingling chills and swoon-worthy romance. This young adult paranormal anthology of supernatural creatures from ten talented authors serves up short…
A Few Further Thoughts
Originally posted on Have We Had Help?:
I’m still engaged in working out chapter two of my new science fiction novel The Guardian. Because I need some more serious thinking time to solve a particular problem, specifically how I go about introducing more characters, how many, and the gender ratio, I thought I might say something…
Paradise
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
If, to earn paradise, The price is murder, I will take my handful of ashes Into the earth’s gentle depths And lie with the dogs. I will curl in the warm darkness With the ghosts of the fox and the hare, And if you join me there, We will…
