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February 10, 2014
Guest Post from #writer Katharina Gerlach #author of Sword Play #Giveaway ~ Are Authors and Marketing Compatible?
Are Authors and Marketing Compatible? For me like for most Indie authors, the greatest challenge is visibility. Of course, it doesn’t make sense to put a lot of effort into marketing if your product isn’t top notch (that’s the baby you’re clutching to your chest, yes, that manuscript of yours). So, the first and most … Continue reading »
February 8, 2014
#Author Interview With Rachel Abbott~ Her Journey Writing The Back Road
The Back Road From the author of the bestseller Only the Innocent Rachel Abbott. 4.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (508 customer reviews) In a quiet country village, secrets abound. When a young girl, Abbie Campbell, is knocked over and left for dead on the back road of the village of Little Melham, waves of … Continue reading »
February 7, 2014
#free Until Feb. 10 The Beasts Within: Book Three of the Urban Fantasy Paranormal Vampire Series, The Foundlings
The Beasts Within: Book Three of the Urban Fantasy Paranormal Vampire Series, The Foundlings What does a motorcycle gang called The Blood Angels, a band of corporate mercenaries going by the code name The Liquidators, and a group of hackers, simply known as God Mode all have in common? One thing, they all want the … Continue reading »
January 30, 2014
#Freebook Until Feb 2 Zombie Books by Bart Gnarly
ZOMBIE BOOKS Bart Gnarly (Author) Be the first to review this item Zombie Books is the incredible post apocalyptic story of Kyle Moore. Kyle is a 20 year old high school dropout living in Cheney Washington. He is considered a no good loser by the other residents until after the zombie apocalypse where he is one … Continue reading »
January 28, 2014
First novel - top ten tips
Reblogged from Rachel Abbott: John Mountford has been a keen commentator on this blog for many months. Has has just published his first novel, and I asked him to share some tips about his experience with us all. I have just Amazon-published my first novel, KILL MANDELA, two years and ten months after writing the … Continue reading »
January 27, 2014
Release day blitz and two week tour for The Darkness of Light by Tammy Farrell
The Darkness of Light The Dia Chronicles Book One Tammy Farrell Genre: Historical Fantasy ISBN-13: 978-1492766582 ISBN-10: 1492766585 Number of pages: 375 Word Count: 90,000 Cover Artist: Nathalia Suellen Book Description: The world has long forgotten them, but their descendants live on, not wholly mortal or god, but something in between… At the dawn of … Continue reading »
Step Three to Developing a Daily #Writing Habit. This is the Hard One For Me. Pick a Time!
Time for step Three to developing a daily writing habit. This is the hard one for me. STEP 3 Pick a time and location to write each day and stick to it Do you like to get up at first light and start writing or do you like the dark with a flashlight cuddled under … Continue reading »
January 25, 2014
I’m Putting the Spotlight On Perfectible Animals: A Post Apocalyptic Technothriller (EidoGenesis Book 1) by Thomas Norwood
Perfectible Animals: A Post Apocalyptic Technothriller (EidoGenesis Book 1) Thomas Norwood (Author) 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (44 customer reviews) On Special for a Limited Time Only! (Regular price $3.99) ________________________________________________________________ THE NEXT STAGE IN HUMAN EVOLUTION IS ALMOST HERE… BUT WILL HOMO SAPIENS SURVIVE? It’s 2065. Environmental and social chaos are poised to disrupt all life … Continue reading »
#Freebook Until Jan 27th The Psalm Of Room 264 by Dale French
The Psalm Of Room 264 Dale French (Author) 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews) An alcoholic realizes his fatal flaw when saving a friend from suicide. More About the Author › Visit Amazon’s Dale French Page Biography Dale French was born on Sept 3, 1971 in Germany. Being a child of a military father, … Continue reading »
January 18, 2014
Step Two to Sticking to a Daily Writing Routine: Write Your Goals Down Somewhere You’ll See Them Every Day
I’ve posted my motivation above my computer (which was step one in developing a writing routine). It says I need to keep writing or I’ll be stuck at a job I hate forever. Nothing worse than that, at least to me. I’ve always believed in finding a job I can love. Now that I know my motivation, … Continue reading »
