Elise VanCise's Blog, page 27
July 2, 2012
Chat with author Mary Ann Bernal and WIN a SIGNED copy of The Briton and the Dane: Legacy
We welcome Mary Ann Bernal to the ludis today She has a very special treat for one lucky reader as well. You have a chance to win a signed print copy of The Briton and the Dane: Legacy. For your chance to win just leave a comment below with your email or twitter handle. On Friday we'll draw the name out of my magic chest and announce the winner!
Now refill that sweet tea and get comfortable as we chat with Mary Ann Bernal....
We’re here today to celebrate your series The Briton and...
Published on July 02, 2012 21:56
Chat with author Marry Ann Bernal and WIN a SIGNED copy of The Briton and the Dane: Legacy
We welcome Mary Ann Bernal to the ludis today She has a very special treat for one lucky reader as well. You have a chance to win a signed print copy of The Briton and the Dane: Legacy. For your chance to win just leave a comment below with your email or twitter handle. On Friday we'll draw the name out of my magic chest and announce the winner!
Now refill that sweet tea and get comfortable as we chat with Mary Ann Bernal....
We’re here today to celebrate your series The Briton and...
Published on July 02, 2012 21:56
June 25, 2012
Author Chat with Shelly Frome
We welcome author Shelly Frome to the Ludis today. Kirkus Reviews had this to say about Twilight of the Drifter, “Author Shelly Frome churns out a laudable crime thriller. A novel with impeccable Southern flair as soothing and cool as the notes from the protagonist’s bluesharp.” So pour a cuppa and enjoy our chat.
A bit about our guest:
Shelly Frome is a member of Mystery Writers of America, a professor of dramatic arts emeritus at the University of Connecticut, a former p...
A bit about our guest: Shelly Frome is a member of Mystery Writers of America, a professor of dramatic arts emeritus at the University of Connecticut, a former p...
Published on June 25, 2012 20:55
June 11, 2012
Author Chat with MS Spencer
Please join us in welcoming M.S. Spencer to the Ludis. She'll be chatting with us today about her recently released novel and thoughts about how romance writers are perceived. There might even be a secret or two that gets loose! So refill that glass of sweet tea and enjoy our chat. Don't forget to leave some comment love.
Author M.S. Spencer
What inspired you to begin writing? Like most writers, I’ve been writing since I could hold a pencil in my chubby baby fingers. I wrote a full-l...
Author M.S. SpencerWhat inspired you to begin writing? Like most writers, I’ve been writing since I could hold a pencil in my chubby baby fingers. I wrote a full-l...
Published on June 11, 2012 20:55
June 4, 2012
Author Chat with Joan P Lane
Gladiator's Pen welcomes author Joan P Lane to the Ludis for an author chat today. She's here to tell us about her debut novel intrigue, The Tangled Web. Pull up a comfy chair and pour a cool glass of ice tea and let's get to know Joan P Lane.
Joan P Lane, Author
Tangled Web is your first novel, tell us about it.The Tangled Web, speaks about a problem that’s endemic to Latin America and the Caribbean– drug trafficking on a major scale. Anyone familiar with the drug violence that has...
Joan P Lane, Author Tangled Web is your first novel, tell us about it.The Tangled Web, speaks about a problem that’s endemic to Latin America and the Caribbean– drug trafficking on a major scale. Anyone familiar with the drug violence that has...
Published on June 04, 2012 20:53
One Word/Sixty Seconds: Emptying
OneWord.com is a website for getting the muse warmed up. Each day you get one word and sixty seconds in which to write what it inspires.This is my entry for today's One Word. What's yours?
The detective sighs watching the water slosh out onto the grass from the pump. It's made a horrible racket for the neighbors all night. He walks over and peers over the edge of the pool. The murky water was still emptying, the body at the bottom yet to be revealed.
The detective sighs watching the water slosh out onto the grass from the pump. It's made a horrible racket for the neighbors all night. He walks over and peers over the edge of the pool. The murky water was still emptying, the body at the bottom yet to be revealed.
Published on June 04, 2012 17:24
May 31, 2012
Opportunity Knocks by guest author Dahila DeWinters
Gladiator's Pen welcomes author Dahlia DeWinters to the Ludis. She's here to tell us about an up coming marketing workshop hosted by Marketing for Romance Writers. The camp and group is for more than just the romance genre. There's something for all writers trying to get their books into readers hands. So pour a cuppa and enjoy. Don't forget to leave a comment! Opportunity Knocks at Marketing For Romance Writers Summer Camp. Open the door to our MOTTO: SEEK, TEACH, LEARN, SHARE, SU...
Published on May 31, 2012 20:58
May 30, 2012
Summer Camps for Writers
Camp NaNoWriMoJune is right around the corner, which means summer, fun and… camp! Campfires with ghost stories, smores, hot dogs on sticks and writing lots and lots of writing.
Camp NaNoWriMostarts on June 1st. Just like it’s big brother NaNoWriMo that takes place in November writers gather to make the mad dash of 50,000 words in 30 days.
At Camp NaNoyou have a profile, novel page, a place to log your word count as often as you wish to update it. Instead of forums, writers get a cabin w...
Published on May 30, 2012 10:19
May 6, 2012
X Y Z The end or the beginning?
X, Y, and Z are the last three letters of the alphabet. The last three posts of the Blogging from A to Z Challenge. I didn’t quite make it to those three letters before the timer ran out on the 2012 challenge, but I did make it further than last year.
On the 2011 challenge I made it to P for Patience. Something I exhibited a great deal during the month of April. I created a challenging theme for myself. The Saga of Ben Mason, his journey from a young fool about to lose everything he had in a...
Published on May 06, 2012 19:30
April 28, 2012
Plan A. Plan Be. Plan See. by guest Jon Jefferson
Plan A. Plan Be. Plan See.
Guest blog by Jon Jefferson – the “Jefferson” half of the crime-fiction duo Jefferson Bass. Working in collaboration with Dr. Bill Bass, the forensic anthropologist who founded the Body Farm at the University of Tennessee, Jon writes the bestselling series of Body Farm novels. The latest—
The Inquisitor’s Key
—comes out May 8. I have writer friends whose workspaces are immaculate. I have friends who write every day, including one who gets up at 5:30 a.m. an...
Published on April 28, 2012 21:00


