Sarah Noffke's Blog, page 9
April 4, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Literary Prejudices by RJ Blain
From an early age, we’re taught a lot of things. We learn to tie our shoes, we learn to follow the morals of society, and we’re taught to adhere to...
March 29, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Why we love Zombies by Lindsey Winsemius
Do you love Zombies? Where do you think your captivation with the undead comes from? Love them or hate them, we’ve all seen the explosion of Zombie pop culture, from...
March 28, 2016
God’s Little Monster – Cover Reveal
It took me approximately two weeks to write Ren: The Man Behind the Monster. Sixty-Five thousand words burst out of me like fireworks on a hot Texas July 4th. The...
March 22, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: You’re Afraid of What? by Casey Hays
Have you ever taken a good look at the list of phobias? It’s extensive to say the least. You can find a phobia for just about anything if you search...
March 18, 2016
Official Release of Final Book in Vagabond Circus Series. And No it Doesn’t Suck
Yes, I wrote another book. Yes, I churn them out kind of fast. No, they don’t suck. I’ve written eleven books. And inside of sixteen months, I’ve published ten of them....
March 15, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Play for the Win by EE Isherwood
When I first considered penning a book I was in my mid-40’s, had a full-time job, and supported a young family. In 2014 my grandmother passed away. For some reason,...
March 8, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Why Audiobooks Matter by Chris Barnes
Legend tells of a boy born in 1977 who just wouldn’t sleep. The boys’ mother, try as she might, just couldn’t get a full nights rest. One day, when the...
February 29, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Inspiration for the Darracia series by Michael Phillip Cash
Well, the baby’s shoelace is tied in a knot so tight we should just cut it off. Then her endearingly beat up sneakers, (tennis shoes to the rest of the...
February 25, 2016
Dear Readers…
That is all. Carry on. Sincerely, Sarah
February 22, 2016
Tuesday Takeover: Being a Writer is Hard Work by Carole P. Roman
Captain No Beard’s refrain that being a captain is hard work is woven into each one of the ten books I have written in the series. I didn’t plan for him to...
