Archive | April 2018
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Big Brave Boater’s Bucolic Bedtime Bottom Bitten by Bad Boat-Biting Badger – Guest Post by Ian Hutson…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
There are no photographs to accompany this account, as you will understand from reading it. I have instead provided some images of the peaceful locations that my narrowboat Cardinal Wolsey and I generally moor up in. I am not fond of towns, and towns are…
The Wronged by Kimberley Chambers @kimbochambers @HarperCollinsUK
Originally posted on bytheletterbookreviews:
Book Description: With family like this, who needs enemies… There are some families that welcome newcomers with open arms, then there are the Butlers. An East End family no good girl wants to marry into… Jo fell for Vinny Butler’s good looks, but she’s stood at one graveside too many and…
#MotownWriters 5 Smart Tips for Marketing Poetry Books
Originally posted on Motown Writers Network . . . Michigan Literary Network:
2 Author Marketing Experts, Inc. by Penny Sansevieri / Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words. – Robert Frost Such a beautiful statement by Robert Frost, but unfortunately it ignores the reality that marketing poetry books is not easy. And…
Angel Messages April 29 2018
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben:
Your Daily Message from Angels… LOVE YOURSELF FIRST! We love you That’s right, Angels!!!
Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – Meet the #BookReviewers – Balroop Singh, D.G. Kaye, Colleen Chesebro, N.N. Light, Janice Spina, Lizanne Lloyd and Mark Paxson.
Are There Birds in Your Book?
Originally posted on IRISH FIREBRANDS: A Novel ~ and Other Works by Christine Plouvier, Indie Author:
One of the many varieties of plover. Perhaps there’s a setting or a scene that you want to help your reader to hear: instead of just listing the names of birds that may be present, why not describe and/or phoneticize the…
Independent Author of the Week Angelique S Anderson
Originally posted on A Reader Recommends:
Q + A 1. Where is your favorite place to write? I really love waiting until everyone has gone to sleep, and the animals are tucked in so that I can write when it is absolutely silent. 2. Which book influenced you to become a writer? Honestly, I’ve been…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 