Tag Archive | K J ROLLINSON
BUMPER BARGAIN BOOKS BY K J ROLLINSON
Originally posted on MARSocial Author Business Enhancement Dragon Post:
ALL MY BOOKS ON AMAZON KINDLE ARE NOW PRICED AT $1.45 or 99p. All my five books – The Fallyn Trilogy, ‘Fallyn and the Dragons,’ ‘Fallyn in the Forbidden Land’, ‘Fallyn and the Sea Dragons’, ‘A Twist of Fairy Tales’ , and ‘The Rode to Justice,…
K. J. Rollinson. Dragons and murder don’t mix, do they?
Originally posted on Just Olga:
Hi all: As you know on Fridays I like to bring you guest authors and/or new books. Today I do a bit of both. I’ve met Kathy Rollinson (K.J.Rollinson) through social media and realised she’s another author who is not constrained by genres or fashions, and whose muse takes her…
MARSocial Special Interview: Question & Answers #5
Originally posted on International Book Promotion:
Hello everyone! So, finally we received all answers from our participants from MARSocial author network. Are you excited to read the answers yet? Question #5 is “There was recently a message on ‘Books and Writers’ saying ‘please stop giving your books away’. What do you feel about this?” from Kathy. Let’s…
MARSocial Special Interview: Author #3 K. J. Rollinson
Originally posted on International Book Promotion:
K J Rollinson was born in Salford, Lancashire, moved to Wales aged 12 and also lived in Berkshire.Despite leaving school without any qualifications, the author gained A levels and professional awards through the ensuing years. The author carved out a career and worked for many years for the National…
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT BY K J ROLLINSON
Originally posted on MARSocial Author Business Enhancement Dragon Post:
Michael Caine is evidently fed-up of being associated with this phrase. He said he didn’t say it. You will have noticed I use a flat earth picture at the top of this blog. You don’t need to have someone – Michael Caine or anyone else –…
WISPS OF TOMORROW BY K J ROLLINSON
Originally posted on MARSocial Author Business Enhancement Dragon Post:
The French historian, Fernand Braudel once coined the phrase ‘wisps of tomorrow’ referring to the fact that we generally ignore the future with our obsession with the present. I suppose one of the most famous quotations referring to ‘tomorrow’ is from Shakespeare’s Macbeth. ‘To-morrow, and to-morrow,…
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