Sheila Deeth's Blog, page 84
October 4, 2012
Building a better female action heroine, with Russell Blake

Today I have the privilege of welcoming Russell Blake to my blog. Russell Blake is the author of eighteen novels, including Fatal Exchange, The Geronimo Breach, the Zero Sum trilogy, The Delphi Chronicle trilogy, the Assassin series (Night of the Assassin, King of Swords, Revenge of the Assassin, Return of the Assassin), The Voynich Cypher, Silver Justice, JET and JET II - Betrayal, as well as the non-fiction tomes An Angel With Fur, and How To Sell A Gazillion eBooks In No Time (even if drun...
Published on October 04, 2012 21:37
October 2, 2012
Touring, writing, and talking to my characters...

Writing a character interview is fun,...
Published on October 02, 2012 21:46
September 30, 2012
Taking the Fantasy Proneness Plunge
I like fantasy. I like to read while lying prone on the sofa (kindles are so much better than desktop computers for this). And I'm plunging into the world of being a published author (though Divide by Zero is a contemporary drama, no fantasy there). But what is fantasy proneness, and dare we take the plunge? You've got to admit Steve Finegan has a catchy title there for his guest post on my blog and I'm delighted to welcome him here. You'll be delighted too as you read his article (below) and...
Published on September 30, 2012 23:15
September 29, 2012
Friends, e-friends and books

If Divide by Zero reverses the village-to-raise-a-child dynamic, Donovan Galway's Indian Nation might equally reverse the European invasion of the Americas. My publisher, Stonegard...
Published on September 29, 2012 22:10
September 28, 2012
Reading, writing and answering interview questions

Meanwhile I'm still trying to catch up on all those book reviews after my vacation, so here's the next batch: Enjoy reading. D...
Published on September 28, 2012 05:30
September 27, 2012
More book reviews as the emails stay unread
I've not decided yet, does reading books take longer than reading emails? Somehow when the email list gets up to three figures, the seventeen overdue book reviews begin to look like a more manageable task. Ah well--good job I'm a fast reader. And reading offers a pleasant reprieve from housework, shopping, yardwork and everyday life.
Here are a few more books I've read recently, starting with An Unattended Death by Victoria Jenkins, a beautifully evocative mystery set in the Puget Sound where...
Here are a few more books I've read recently, starting with An Unattended Death by Victoria Jenkins, a beautifully evocative mystery set in the Puget Sound where...
Published on September 27, 2012 12:59
September 26, 2012
A well-controlled book release from S. R. Johannes

Kirkus reviewed Untraceable as "A thrilling story is a dramatic entanglement of mystery, deception and t...
Published on September 26, 2012 10:15
September 25, 2012
Book reviews and a free book
Teric Darken's U-Turn Killur (yes, there's an I and and You in the title) is free on Kindle today (just follow the linke), so don't miss this chance to sample the author's seriously edgy Christian writing. He's been bleeding ink from his heart onto paper for the last twenty-five years and his cutting-edge thrillers have become known for their innovative nature: filled with darkness, despair, light and redemption.
Meanwhile I've been letting ink from other writer's books feed my fevered b...
Meanwhile I've been letting ink from other writer's books feed my fevered b...
Published on September 25, 2012 03:00
September 23, 2012
Marketing doesn't have to be Shadowed with Suspicion
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Published on September 23, 2012 21:20
September 19, 2012
Time for a Blog Tour?

Published on September 19, 2012 13:39