Marcia King-Gamble's Blog, page 154
December 11, 2018
Baby, It's Cold Outside
by Madelle Morgan
You may have heard about the tempest swirling around "Baby, It's Cold Outside," the famous Christmas season song?
It was written in 1944 by Frank Loesser. According to Wikipedia, Frank and his wife sang it at holiday season parties to indicate to guests that it was time to go home.
The song was performed in the 1949 romantic comedy Neptune's Daughter, and won an Academy
You may have heard about the tempest swirling around "Baby, It's Cold Outside," the famous Christmas season song?
It was written in 1944 by Frank Loesser. According to Wikipedia, Frank and his wife sang it at holiday season parties to indicate to guests that it was time to go home.
The song was performed in the 1949 romantic comedy Neptune's Daughter, and won an Academy
Published on December 11, 2018 00:30
December 10, 2018
Let the Magic Find You!
By: Marcia King- Gamble
www.lovemarcia. com
Happy Holidays to you and yours! It’s that time of year again. A time to reflect.
For those of you who’ve been following me over the years, you
know that I always start off the new year by creating a vision board. So, isn’t it fitting to end the year looking
back at the highs and lows of 2018?
For me there were many. But
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Happy Holidays to you and yours! It’s that time of year again. A time to reflect.
For those of you who’ve been following me over the years, you
know that I always start off the new year by creating a vision board. So, isn’t it fitting to end the year looking
back at the highs and lows of 2018?
For me there were many. But
Published on December 10, 2018 05:16
December 8, 2018
2018 Was the Year of Overwhelm, 2019 Will Be The Year of Partners
2018 Was the Year of Overwhelm, 2019 Will Be The Year of Partners
In preparing the blog this year, I wondered
what I said last year and if any of my predictions came true. I know 2018 was
definitely the year of overwhelm for me. I hit the wall on technology, new
marketing ideas, and keeping up with my fans. Keeping up with that and still
getting out ebooks, print books, and audiobooks
In preparing the blog this year, I wondered
what I said last year and if any of my predictions came true. I know 2018 was
definitely the year of overwhelm for me. I hit the wall on technology, new
marketing ideas, and keeping up with my fans. Keeping up with that and still
getting out ebooks, print books, and audiobooks
Published on December 08, 2018 00:00
December 7, 2018
Freedom: Sever The Thread
Judith Ashley
is the author of The Sacred Women’s Circle series, romantic fiction that honors
spiritual practices that nourish the soul and celebrates the journey from
relationship to romance.
December is Potpourri month which means the Genre-istas
can talk about anything they want to.
What do I want to share?
Just that most of the women (and some men) I know have
done some deep level
is the author of The Sacred Women’s Circle series, romantic fiction that honors
spiritual practices that nourish the soul and celebrates the journey from
relationship to romance.
December is Potpourri month which means the Genre-istas
can talk about anything they want to.
What do I want to share?
Just that most of the women (and some men) I know have
done some deep level
Published on December 07, 2018 00:00
December 6, 2018
Romantic Christmas Potpourri by Dora Bramden
Christmas, with all that decorating and cooking, is a time of year that sharpens my focus on the kind of person really I am. I can clutter the house with a hundred trinkets and make it as cozy as a cabin in the snowy mountains even though it’s summer in Australia. I love to have lots of things around me. More is more. But like a potpourri, I like it to have a cohesive thread. So when
Published on December 06, 2018 00:00
December 5, 2018
The Perfect Santa
By Robin Weaver
I know I've posted this a couple times, but it's Christmas...
And this story is about my Gramps--one of my all time favorite people...
The Perfect Santa
I hadn’t seen him in
almost forty years but there he was, waving at me from the cover of a greeting card. Perfection.
He bore no hat on his bald head and his beard flowed fat and
fluffy. A magical twinkle glimmered in
I know I've posted this a couple times, but it's Christmas...
And this story is about my Gramps--one of my all time favorite people...
The Perfect Santa
I hadn’t seen him in
almost forty years but there he was, waving at me from the cover of a greeting card. Perfection.
He bore no hat on his bald head and his beard flowed fat and
fluffy. A magical twinkle glimmered in
Published on December 05, 2018 00:30
By Robin Weaver
I know I've posted this a couple times, ...
By Robin Weaver
I know I've posted this a couple times, but it's Christmas...
And this story is about my Gramps--one of my all time favorite people...
The Perfect Santa
I hadn’t seen him in
almost forty years but there he was, waving at me from the cover of a g
reeting card. Perfection.
He bore no hat on his bald head and his beard flowed fat and
fluffy. A magical twinkle glimmered in
I know I've posted this a couple times, but it's Christmas...
And this story is about my Gramps--one of my all time favorite people...
The Perfect Santa
I hadn’t seen him in
almost forty years but there he was, waving at me from the cover of a g
reeting card. Perfection.
He bore no hat on his bald head and his beard flowed fat and
fluffy. A magical twinkle glimmered in
Published on December 05, 2018 00:30
December 4, 2018
Decades: A Journey of African American Romance; A Labor of Love
Note: The Decades:
A Journey of African American Romance series consists of 12 books, each
set in one of 12 decades between 1900 and 2010. Each story focuses on the
romance between African American protagonists, but also embraces the African
American experience within that decade. Join the journey on our Facebook page, http://bit.ly/2z9sMrd.
It’s been quite a year for the Decades: A
A Journey of African American Romance series consists of 12 books, each
set in one of 12 decades between 1900 and 2010. Each story focuses on the
romance between African American protagonists, but also embraces the African
American experience within that decade. Join the journey on our Facebook page, http://bit.ly/2z9sMrd.
It’s been quite a year for the Decades: A
Published on December 04, 2018 00:03
December 3, 2018
December Madness by Paty Jager
It's December. The month when I'm rushing around getting out Christmas cards to family, friends, and fans. Making sure I have gifts for family members and best friends. Decorating the house, the tree, and me. Making cookies and candies to give to neighbors and friends. And this year trying to write a book and get promotion rolling in January for a new series.
Now I'm tired! LOL I love this
Now I'm tired! LOL I love this
Published on December 03, 2018 00:01
December 1, 2018
What Isn't New in Publishing?
by M. L. Buchman
This month Romancing the Genres blog is running a special series on "What's New in Publishing?" It would be far easier to answer what isn't new, because change is happening so fast. So, first, what is changing?
AUDIO
Audio books have been very quietly growing the way e-books did in the early years, expanding by double-digit percentages year over year. As they used to say of
This month Romancing the Genres blog is running a special series on "What's New in Publishing?" It would be far easier to answer what isn't new, because change is happening so fast. So, first, what is changing?
AUDIO
Audio books have been very quietly growing the way e-books did in the early years, expanding by double-digit percentages year over year. As they used to say of
Published on December 01, 2018 00:00