Duane Simolke's Blog, page 16
April 17, 2021
Social Media, Writer Resources, LGBTQ, and more
Please visit my social media accounts. I usually follow back, unless I think you're a bot or playing follow/unfollow games. * Twitter * QueerRomance Ink * BookBub * GoodReads * StoneWall Society * AuthorsDen * Blogger * YouTube * AllAuthor *
March 31, 2021
Blog Tour: Blood Worth by D.B. McKenzie
My second blog tour feature brings you Blood Worth by D.B. McKenzie, out today from Gurt Dog Press. Get ready for monsters and thrills in an urban fantasy that tackles bigotry and self-acceptance. Content warnings: Violence, gore, homophobia, elements of racism, mental health issuesSynopsis: The pills only help if the monsters aren’t real. Sadly, Devon McKenzie figured that out a little
March 23, 2021
Featured Author at humanmade.net, March 23, 2021
I'm currently the featured author at humanmade.net. Read my bio there. With book promotions appearing on their site and at Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, humanmade.net helps readers and writers find each other. They created the following image for my book Taldra.
March 22, 2021
Doctor Who Online: Sons of Taldra
REVIEW: 'Sons Of Taldra' By @DuaneSimolke - https://t.co/00eMxiCgzX via @DrWhoOnline #WritingCommnunity #Author #SciFi pic.twitter.com/yoNWAyWpMh— Doctor Who Online (@DrWhoOnline) March 22, 2021
March 20, 2021
Small-town tales reviewed at RLWood.Rocks Book Reviews
“You’ll want to read every story to the very end of the book to grasp the concept of the interweaving relationships of these characters that at first glance appear to have no connection.” –RLWood.Rocks Book ReviewsScreenPlyStudios.Com provided the graphic that appears with the review. Visit RLWood.Rocks Book Reviews to read the full review, find reviews of many other books, and read about the
March 12, 2021
New reviews of science fiction adventures
Taldra: Two Science Fiction AdventuresSet in an alternate reality, the Taldra novels focus on gays, people of color, and powerful women. Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure flings an Iroquois family into a battle across time and space. In Sons of Taldra: A Science Fiction Adventure, alien shapeshifters and dark secrets threaten humanity. Both works appear in this specially priced
March 1, 2021
Watch for review of small-town short stories at the Traveling Book Review Project
The Acorn Stories review(s) will appear soon at The Traveling Book Review Project. Visit that site for details, to learn about more books, and to suggest other titles for review. Blurbs from reviews The Acorn Stories received elsewhere: “A lush tangle of small-town life branches out in this engrossing collection of short stories.” –Kirkus Reviews “Duane Simolke is one of our great American
February 28, 2021
Blog Tour: A CURE FOR HUMANITY
My first time hosting a blog tour is for a book that comes out today, A CURE FOR HUMANITY, by A.L. Haringrey. Synopsis: In every story, humans are the weaker species. They are defeated. They fall. They become cattle. Of course, this is absurd. In the real world, humans survive and conquer. They remain the dominant species. For Gyldan Crawford, this is a blessing and a curse. Working for
February 25, 2021
The Acorn Stories and More Reviewed at TMDG Reviews
Thanks TMDGReviews for this #BookReview of The Acorn Stories. #SmallTown #Texas #BookBlog Visit the site for details about how to suggest other books for a review.
February 23, 2021
Book Review: Eye of a Needle: And other stories
Book review: Cornelia Fick's Eye of a Needle: And other stories. Discuss this book at The Traveling Book Review Project.
