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March 22, 2013

Death of The Novella?

Reblogged from Armand Rosamilia: Two years ago I did my homework. I tried to find a unique niche I could put my stories into, and quickly found the big hole when it came to novellas. So, I ended the first Dying Days zombie book on a cliffhanger ending and stopped it at around 25,000 words. [...]
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Published on March 22, 2013 23:19

March 21, 2013

Two For the Price Of One – Alex Labourne Interviews Brett Battles and Robert Gregory Browne.

Sometimes, opportunity comes knocking, and following a recent interview I posted with the wonderful James Scott Bell, I was directed towards two writers who may have been interested in my interviewing services. As it happened, they were, and to top it off, they had just finished writing a book together, and so, in an instant [...]
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Published on March 21, 2013 10:36

This Free Spirit has Found his Home – Lane Diamond Chats with Alex Laybourne

Interviews are a great way to allow readers a chance to learn more about you, but it is also great for the interviewer to learn more about the people he has become friends with in this age of social media. My guest today has been a friend of mine for some time on Facebook, and [...]
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Published on March 21, 2013 04:57

March 20, 2013

What Would You Do?

The Dead have risen!!! What would you do? Your life as you knew it has changed, nothing is as it used to be. The rules of yesterday are no obsolete, and new way of life has dawned. Your friends are dead, your family – those that don’t live with you – are dead… or worse [...]
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Published on March 20, 2013 06:16

March 19, 2013

Private Parts: The Early Works of Ian Ayres

Reblogged from TheOriginalVanGoghsEarAnthology: For your consideration as a way to show my gratitude to the founder of Van Gogh's Ear Anthology (the print versions Volumes 1-7) and pay respect to the late Allen Ginsberg, who influenced both, I felt it only fitting to post the link to the book that gives reader's a glimpse into [...]
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Published on March 19, 2013 12:54

March 18, 2013

Artist Alex Ghastbrow Talks Art, Words and Erotica with Alex Laybourne

My guest today is an up-and-coming artist who is currently working on a wonderful project digitally transforming pictures of people into creative and unique colorized designs. He is a young man with a gift, an artist in mind, body and soul, and it is my absolute honor to be able to call him a friend. [...]
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Published on March 18, 2013 22:02

Why Zombies?

As I am sure many people will know, I am currently writing a good old-fashioned serial. One release every two weeks. The topic of this series… Zombies. But why? I admit that writing zombie fiction is a different direction to my normal writing, but at the end of the day, I flipped the question around [...]
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Published on March 18, 2013 01:39

March 17, 2013

The Merry Bird Always Sings the Sweetest – Alex Laybourne Interviews Kristine Sheehan

In the modern publishing world, freelance artists, and small independent companies are in high demand. My guest today is one such artist. A lady who is raising a family and working hard to carve a name for herself within the world of digital art. If you are in need of a company logo, book cover, [...]
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Published on March 17, 2013 02:25

March 16, 2013

Who Wants to Live Forever?

This question itself is nothing new, and the answers that people give will probably also be nothing new, but it is something that has been bouncing around my mind for some time now. Immortality… would you want it? Of course, the question is not as simple as it may initially sound, there are a great [...]
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Published on March 16, 2013 02:05

March 15, 2013

Proud to be Canadian – Alex Laybourne Interviews Tom Pitts

Today I am joined by a fellow author who, like me works a full-time job and raising a family of his own. Juggling all of these responsibilities is not easy, and it does not leave a lot of time in one’s day for promotions or the other side of writing. So it is my pleasure [...]
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Published on March 15, 2013 07:58