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August 12, 2013
Holes for Faces by Ramsey Campbell Launch Day!
The new collection Holes for Faces by world-renowned horror author Ramsey Campbell is now available on DarkRegions.com, Amazon.com and the Amazon Kindle. With striking cover art by surrealist artist Santiago Caruso, Holes for Faces by Ramsey Campbell is currently offered in ebook, trade paperback and premium signed limited edition hardcovers. “Consider Holes for Faces another … Continue reading »
August 7, 2013
Blog Tour: The Phoenix Blade by Andrew Hess Guest Post and Giveaway
The Phoenix Blade by Andrew Hess About The Author: Andrew Hess (1983-present) was born in Lindenhurst, NY where he spent most of his life. After living in the New Paltz/Poughkeepsie, NY area for five years (2003-2008) he returned home to Long Island to pursue his dream of writing. Andrew published his first book, The Chamber … Continue reading »
Writing About Shock and Trauma
Reblogged from "CommuniCATE" Resources for Writers: You are writing about the scene of a car crash. There is mangled metal, the Police and Paramedics are in attendance; but where is the driver of the car? Several blocks away, a dazed woman with blood on her forehead is wandering around, muttering about buying tissues. She doesn’t … Continue reading »
August 2, 2013
Book Review Unfinished: The Risen King by Ben Blake
The Risen King [Kindle Edition] Ben Blake (Author) 4.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews) This isn’t a review because I didn’t finish the novel. I decided because I have over 250 other books waiting to be reviewed that I can’t keep reading a book if it’s not holding my attention. In the … Continue reading »
August 1, 2013
Free Book Until August 3rd: Awakening by Andreas Quintana Occult
Awakening (Darkside Chronicles) [Kindle Edition] Quentin Q. (Author) 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews) This is book two of the Darkside Chronicles… (Limited Time Introductory Discount) When Simon loses his parents in a car crash, his life leads him down a dark path… Was it an accident, or something supernatural? His nightmares … Continue reading »
Guest Post: Editing tips to improve your writing
Reblogged from Self-Published Authors Helping Other Authors: You have probably heard many magazine owners, business people, teachers, and just about everyone else complaining about how people have lost the ability to write. However, I have a problem with that point of view because I strongly believe that there are many talented modern writers; the only … Continue reading »
July 30, 2013
Blog Tour: Between by Clarissa Johal Interview
Between Clarissa Johal Genre: Paranormal Publisher: Musa Publishing Date of Publication: December 13, 2012 ISBN: 978-1-61937-459-1 ASIN: B00ANXNGTG Number of pages: 300 Word Count: approx. 81, 575 Cover Artist: David Efaw Amazon BN Musa Publishing Book Description: How far would you go to redeem yourself? As a young girl, Lucinda was able to see spirits, … Continue reading »
July 24, 2013
Ixeos Rebellion Blog Tour – #Author Guest Post; #Giveaway
Tour Schedule Ixeos Rebellion With rebel leader Darian free at last, the humans and outsiders on Ixeos must find a way to join forces and defeat the Firsts. The problem? All slaves are tracked with GPS, the Firsts are the only ones with power, and roving gangs hate the rebels just as much as they … Continue reading »
July 23, 2013
Blog Tour: Seeing Ghosts by James Garcia Jr. Guest Post
Seeing Ghosts by James Garcia Jr. Genre: Paranormal ASIN: B00CQGAXPS Number of pages: 147 Word Count: 76,303 Cover Artist: Maria Zannini Amazon Book Description: Paul Herrera finds himself bequeathed a mysterious old house near the California central coast by a deceased aunt he never knew. The woman who shows it to him is the … Continue reading »
July 22, 2013
Free Until July 24th, 2013: Moral flux by Stephen Sackleigh Science Fiction
JOS4 was an android on a mission to survey the many moons of Jupiter. His calm, controlled world was disrupted when he was suddenly thrown into a situation where a young woman’s life was being threatened by attackers. He was programmed to empathise with humans and to intervene to keep them from harm, but he … Continue reading »
