Goodreads Authors
Anthony Eddolls's blog:
Indie vs Traditional: The Author's Publishing Reality
AS PUBLISHED ON MY SITE BLOG
Most publishing advice for crime writers falls into one of two camps: written by someone who has never held a rejection letter, or by someone who has never filed a business tax return for their own imprint. Neither version helps you make an actual decision.
Fran McNicol's blog:
Where did I learn my stuff…
or who are my trainers? I was born loving horses. I don’t know where it came from; I was born into a completely non-horsey family but as soon as I knew what a horse as I was obsessed. My mother eventually succumbed to relentless pressure and got me some lessons at our local riding stables. The … Con
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A.T.M. Haidar Khan's blog:
The Silence Between Two Heartbeats: Why I Wrote This Book
## A Story Told From the Other Side of the Hospital Bed
Most medical memoirs are written by the patient, or by the doctor. Mine is diff Read more of this blog post »
Mark Ellis Harris's blog:
US and UK cover jackets unveiled
Here are the cover images for Norton's US edition:
and Bonnier's UK/International version:
I love both but there's definitely some clear blue water between them...
James Zollern's blog:
A Recurring Digital Dream
It was mostly during my Read more of this blog post »
Jennifer Kimmins's blog:
The Dragonstone Chronicles Series
📖Book One: The Forgotten Prophecy (Available Now in E-Book and Paperback)
🐉Book Two: Rise of the Dragon Stones (Available Now in E-Book)
⭐Book Three: Beyond the Golden Stars (Coming Soon)
Book Four: The Eternal Realms
👑Book Five: The Last Legend
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Sarah Lane's blog:
Update on my novel, The God of My Art
Tara D'Stelle's blog:
Adventures of an Indie Author
Hello everyone. Tis I, Tara. I'm writing to you in an extremely boring setting during an extremely boring time. I cannot expose my whereabouts right now, for fear they will find me...
Anyways, I just wanted to update you guys on my state of being, let you know I am, indeed, alive, and hopeful Read more of this blog post »
Michael Nelson's blog:
Intro to my book
Although the genre is fiction, it is based on real life stories. His childhood is shaped by family violence, poverty, faith, fear and brief moments of joy. Alongside this hardsh Read more of this blog post »
Antonio J. Hopson's blog:
Two friends, one journey, different maps
That's a conversation I'd like to have with readers of Leap of the Dog. Two American friends head to Ireland with their own ideas about ancestry, race, and where they belong. They share the road, b Read more of this blog post »
Haleigh Mathis's blog:
I Once Thought Authors Were Celebrities
Growing up, I saw household names like J.K. Rowling and C.S. Lewis sitting on a shelf and immediately put them in the same bracket as the literary legends such as Shakespeare and Homer.
To me, what set them apart from each other was simply time.
I essentially viewed authors as celebrities which made
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Skye Daniels's blog:
Tomorrow is the Day
I’m equal parts excited, nervous, and completely overwhelmed that this story is finally about to be out in the world. Beneath Our Stars means so much to me, and knowing that tomorrow it officially belongs to all of you feels complet Read more of this blog post »
Joe Basile's blog:
Your Reviews Matter
If you’ve read the book, your rating and review on Goodreads make a real difference. They help other readers decide whether to take a chance on this Read more of this blog post »
Penn Cassidy's blog:
The Bound Zodiac Update
The Bound Zodiac is going live today. But to make sure you have the correct version, check the INTRODUCTION page in your Kindle. At the end of the blurb it will say (This is the most updated version of The Bound Zodiac.)
If Read more of this blog post »
Jordyn Kross's blog:
This book isn’t on my store!
So why am I telling you about it?
Because I do have a story in Seducing My Bestie, along with seven other Passionate Ink authors. Because I think you’ll love it. Because the proceeds go to a great cause.
Passionate Ink is a not-for-profit writers’ organization with members around the world. The grou
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Moe Lane's blog:
Check out the Fermi Resolution on Backerkit Worlds!
Backerkit set it up to integrate existing worlds like mine into one central place, making it a nexus for anyone interested. Backerkit is still tweaking it, but I can see the appeal. Read more of this blog post »
C.S. McCormic's blog:
Stop Performing for the King. Start Living From Him.
That pressure is exhausting because it starts from the wrong place.
The Kingdom does not begin with performance. It Read more of this blog post »
W.S. Sierko's blog:
I wanted to say a simple thank you.
I wish I could put a copy into the hands of every person who has entered.
This is my debut novel, and it h Read more of this blog post »
Lauren J.A. Bear's blog:
Mother of Rome -- $1.99
Link to buy--> https://a.co/d/0dScrOa9
xoxo
Lauren Read more of this blog post »
Karen R.F. Mitchell's blog:
I Didn’t Know I Was Living in Survival Mode
I didn’t know I was in survival mode.I thought I was just doing what needed to be done.
Taking care of my family. Handling business. Showing up when people needed me. Figuring things out when things went wrong.
When you’ve lived th Read more of this blog post »
Jan Notzon's blog:
The Id Paradox
Ernesto Alonso Flores's blog:
La vida y nuestra respuesta
Los días pueden traer caos, calma, pérdidas o milagros, pero el verdadero poder está en cómo elegimos pararnos frente a cada uno.
No controlamos el viento, pero sí el rumbo.
No controlamos el golpe, per Read more of this blog post »
D. Harrigon's blog:
Half way and looking good
Jump along and read the reviews on G Read more of this blog post »
Keith Lawrence Miller, M.A.'s blog:
Behind The Five Course: Why I Became Interested in Mastery Instead of Credentials
You enrolled.
You completed the assignments.
You accumulated credits.
You paid the tuition.
Eventually, someone handed you a credential.
I became interested in a different question:
What can you actually do with what you learned?
T Read more of this blog post »
Sharif Khan's blog:
📚 FROM BOOKSELLER TO AUTHOR: THE TRAGIC BIRTH OF A 'HOLY FOOL' & THE SUFI SURFER 🏄♂️

Though the writing bug bit me early as a kid—using my father’s manual typewriter and liquid paper to create stories—the author bug bit me much later, right behind a cash register.
After earning my B.A. in Psychology from York University, I spent five years running a local, brick-and-mortar bookstore Read more of this blog post »
Paulo Bittencourt's blog:
Most Christians Are Hypocrites
I was an Evangelical, my whole family is Evangelical, I knew hundreds of Evangelicals and, no, I didn't follow everything the New Testament teaches. Like 99% of Christians, I too selected wh Read more of this blog post »
Joyce Kinnear's blog:
Coffee
Marc Scullin's blog:
Weekly Blog - 09/14
Lucas dos Santos Schiavini's blog:
I got an Editor!
W.D. Kilpack III's blog:
Award-Winning Epic Fantasy New Blood Saga Expanding from Eight to Nine Books

W.D. Kilpack III announced today that his internationally acclaimed epic fantasy series, The New Blood Saga, is officially expanding from eight planned books to nine, reflecting significant structural and narrative developments during the editing of the later volumes.
Kilpack said, “In writing the se Read more of this blog post »
Sidney Little's blog:
Caleb's Journey
These thoughts have come to mind, especially as I’ve studied and taught from the Bible.
Jesus Christ was the pri Read more of this blog post »









