Mae Clair's Blog, page 54
March 13, 2017
March 10, 2017
I need your help!!!
Okay, so you’ve probably noticed I rarely reblog, but I had to share this. If you are an author who has print copies of your books, please read this post and consider donating a book or two. Cancer claims many lives. It’s impacted my own family with many losses. As an author, Marlena Smith has come up with a great way to fight back, and spread the love of reading and books at the same time. Check out her post about “fighting cancer one story at a time!”
Hello, bloggers!
As m...
A Friday Visit
It’s Friday and that’s always a cause for celebration for me when the work week winds down to a close. Not that I don’t love my career in the working world, just that the weekend means I have more time to devote to my other enterprise—building my brand as an author. With that in mind, I’m excited to be the featured guest at Teri Polen’s blog, Books and Such, for Indie Author Friday.
Teri invited me over to answer a handful of questions about my writing habits. Granted, I’m not sharing the sec...
March 8, 2017
An Amazonian-Sized Problem
Hey, gang, I’m very late in sharing today, but if you get a chance, hop over and check out Staci Troilo’s post on Story Empire. She’s talking Amazon and Reviews, and there is some great discussion going on. Weigh in with your own thoughts. We’d love to hear them!
Hi, SEers! Happy Wednesday.
I wrote a post on my own blog recently about Amazon and reviews. If you’d like to read it, you can find it here. That post was the inspiration for this one.
There are nine categories on the...
March 6, 2017
Did He Really Say That?
Happy Wednesday! The idea for today’s post came about from watching an old TV show. It made me realize that even when some things are wrong, they’re right.
Let’s talk dialogue and social attitudes. When I wrote my Point Pleasant series (set in 1982 and 1983) I had to stop and remind myself of words and expression that weren’t in use at the time. Even the morals and attitudes of the era were different.
March 1, 2017
Welcome John W. Howell with My GRL #Action #Suspense #RRBC Author
The cover is new and the book edited once again to enhance the experience. What is really nice is the price has been cut for the introduction. You can buy the kindle version for a special introduction price of
$0.99Here’s the bl...
February 27, 2017
The Monday Buzz from Story Empire
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February 22, 2017
Are You Ready to Join? #RRBC #SpecialToday
You’ve heard me talk about Rave Reviews Book Club (RRBC) before. You’ve hear me bang gongs, blow trumpets and babble incessantly about how much I love being a member of this fantabulous organization. It’s the ULTIMATE social media platform for small press and indie authors, hands down.
And guess what?
Today only, you can join at a discounted price. Normal membership dues are $25.00 for a year, but today you can sign up for the discounted price of $20.00. That’s a paltry sum for the amount of...
February 19, 2017
The Monday Buzz from Story Empire
Happy Monday, gang! Eh, I realize that’s kind of an oxymoron, but it is what it is.
One good thing about Mondays? You can always count on an informative blog post over on the Story Empire site.
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February 15, 2017
Welcome Charles E. Yallowitz with Chasing Bedlam #Scifi #Dystopian
for a tale of love between a woman & her jeep!
Cover Art by Jon Hunsinger
Lloyd and Cassidy’s last adventure was to honor a life. This time they are out to end one.
It was a normal, violent mission to Texas that should have had nothing more than beer-induced hiccups. That is until an old enemy makes off with Cassidy’s jeep...
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