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First Love – Part 40
Originally posted on Dellani Oakes:
Maddie chats with Patti and realizes that Clayton really does like her. Though she tries to talk to him, he refuses to speak to her. Frustrated, she heads to bed. “So?” Patti asked. “He won’t talk to me.” “Are you really surprised? You kissed another guy.” “Clayton isn’t my boyfriend,”…
ReBlogged: The hard truth about book signings
This was entertaining and informative. 🙂 ~Kaw http://sherryficklin.com/the-hard-truth-about-book-signings/ The (Hard) Truth About Book Signings Posted on March 28, 2016 by sdficklin I had a friend, newly published, have her first book signing recently, at a major chain store. She came back so disappointed that it broke my heart. Yet her experience is not uncommon. So…
Crafting a Compelling Climax #atozchallenge #amwriting
Originally posted on Andrea Lundgren:
Climaxes can be the most memorable part of a novel. It’s the moments when your characters’ futures are decided. Everything has been brought together for a final struggle and…personally, my writing usually stalls right about then. And I think it’s partly because of the nature of a climax. Just before…
Book Launch Extravaganza! Fight Like A Girl kicks ass…literally!
Originally posted on Sophie E Tallis – Author/Illustrator:
As I type this my head is still reeling from the awesome Fight Like A Girl events of yesterday. (Apologies now, the word ‘awesome’ will be overused and abused in this post!) For any of you who have been to a book launch or are even…
First Love – Part 38
Originally posted on Dellani Oakes:
Gabe tells Maddie why the men are there. She asks if she should be scared, but he tells her that he hopes she won’t be—then he kisses her. It’s just a light, fleeting thing, but Clayton (and pretty much everyone else) sees. Clayton and Madison had grown up together, their…
…to free or not to free?… that is the question… self-publishers hearken hither…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…it seems so long ago, now… but a matter of only 7 years ago, Master Gallacher threw sensibility to the winds and dived headlong into the self-publishing caper… the majority of that time has been spent enjoyably immersed in all the trimmings of being my own literary publishing Baron (Barren?…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 