Somedays, I’m just compelled to share pictures of stubby-legged
little sausagey guys, because . . . FUNNY!
Enjoy!
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(We call this the Pre-rinse Cycle)
(Had to include the big guy. He wouldn’t turn loose of his pal.)
And Finally (The Truth is Out!)
#ThorsdaySmile – Dachshunds on Parade
going up
Notions in your head
Make your world a better place
One step at a time
You have choices, and options
Following the higher road
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33 Calls for Submissions in July 2018 – Paying markets – by Erica Verrillo…
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PURE TRASH by Bette A. Stevens—“A single day—a lifetime of lessons!” ONLY 99¢ thru July 4th, 2018
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No Sad Songs by Frank Morelli Review and Interview
Hello my fellow little munchkins. How are you all doing? I am doing well. I am on the second and final post for this blog tour but it is going to be a really long one so please be prepared.
Anyways, why don’t we just get into it?
Blurb:
“Following a family tragedy, 18-year-old Gabe LoScuda suddenly finds himself thrust into the role of caregiver for his ailing grandfather. Between the shopping trips and the doctor visits with Grandpa, Gabe and his friend John try to salvage their senior year, meet girls, and make the varsity baseball team. It doesn’t take long for Gabe to realize that going to school and looking after a grandfather with Alzheimer’s is more work than he ever imagined.
And when long-lost Uncle Nick appears on the scene, Gabe soon finds that living with Nick and Grandpa is like babysitting two grown men. Aside from…
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What Good Is An Agent? Answers From Writers.
WRITING TIPS & WRITERLY MUSINGS
https://youtu.be/8bsDxJ7awgM%5BPrevious related topics: Why? How? What? ]
If you’ve been paying attention to the literary agency world in the last month or so, you probably heard about the embezzlement conviction of Darin Webb, the accountant for the 49-year-old UK literary agency: Donadio & Olson. Webb’s total theft? $3.4 MILLION DOLLARS.
Then, this opinion piece came out on kriswrites.com and was passed around, warning of the dangers and lack of oversight for all agents. It may have left you wondering… with all the risks, why would I want a literary agent?
Well, at Balticon 52, I got to hear a variety of perspectives from published authors who’ve had every sort of agent possible. Here are the stories of Leah Cypess, Keith RA DeCandido, CS Friedman, Tee Morris, and their hunt for a quality agent.
How These Writers Got Their Current Agent
CS Friedman started off with just a publisher…
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Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 
I can’t brain today, I have the dumb
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