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Dogwood Hill by Sherryl Woods #BookReview #Romance #ChesapeakeShores
Originally posted on Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author :
? #1 New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods tests the strength of the beloved O’Briens and proves that love and family can always triumph! When former pro football quarterback Aidan Mitchell comes to Chesapeake Shores to take a high school coaching job, he’s embraced by the…
Moving From Createspace To Amazon KDP Paperback Publishing…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
by Derek Haines on Just Publishing Advice: Createspace is coming to an end If you have published paperback titles using Createspace, it is time to think about moving your books to Amazon KDP. (Kindle Direct Publishing) There have been many problems with Createspace over the…
Writerly Things 2/25/18
Originally posted on Traci Ashbe Dark Fantasy Author:
cats Writerly Things…2/25/18 Traci Kenworth This past week, I was ill, so you may notice the Writing and Reading Links are pared down. I tried to do what I could to make up for lost time but alas, fell short. I watched a podcast of Stephen…
60 Words for Types of Restaurants…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Extract from Daily Writing Tips site: This post lists dozens of words, many adopted from foreign languages that describe a specific type of restaurant. (Restaurant itself stems from a Latin verb meaning “restore.”) See it HERE
Where Agatha Christie found her plots QUOTES FOR WRITERS (and people who like quotes)
Originally posted on BRIDGET WHELAN writer:
Years ago I got my plots in the tub, the old-fashioned, rim kind — just sitting there thinking, undisturbed, and lining the rim with apple cores. Agatha Christie
Belligerent sheep, bold squirrels, the signal dance, boots and muddy jeans – Guest Post by, Ian Hutson…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Messing about in boats, eh? Summer sunshine, a bottle of vintage Rothschilled ’53 from the sunny side of the vineyard and the damp side of the cellar, a gentle breeze and the distant growl of a Spitfire aeroplane patrolling the azure-blue sky. Well, yes indeed,…
Why You Should Consider An Agent If You’re Hoping To Publish Traditionally
Originally posted on WRITING TIPS & WRITERLY MUSINGS:
You can only spend so long revising and editing a novel. Somewhere between revision 3 and revision 12, you’re probably going to be done with your book. But now what? If you want to get your novel traditionally published, you’re gonna need to query some agents. But…
How To Make Money From Writing And Self-Publishing…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
By Derek Haines on Just Publishing Advice: Writing is now a popular way to make money either as a full time or part-time job Self-publishing and becoming self-employed With the technology that is now available for writers to publish their work online, there are many…
This Giveaway by Samantha Jacobey ENDS WEDNESDAY
NORN NOVELLA GIVEAWAY! . My friend and a fellow Lavish author has a new released coming Feb. 28th! . Help her spread the word AND have a chance to win a paperback copy of WHERE TYNDRA TURNS TO ARDNYT! . To enter, simply support the release thunderclap and comment below that you LOVE Fantasy and […]
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 