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thanks!!!!!
Carol S Bean

My name is Teri. I've been in this group approximately a month. I don't think I've introduced myself.
I love apocalyptic and post apocalyptic books the most. Then dystopian, scifi, young adult and fantasy genres. Of course, I LOVE to read and I'm thrilled to have found goodreads. Though, I'm not sure why I didn't find it years ago?!! Considering I'm techy.
My goal on goodreads is to find books that interest me. Please *friend request* me if you have the same interest in the genres I've listed above. It doesn't have to be exactly all of the above and even if you enjoy other genres there maybe something outside my comfort zone that I might read. Please! I'm not a stalker or spammer. Im a plain ol' reader. Not an Author. that's it. (Not intended as an insult to authors at all) authors ARE the reason I'm here. Right? I'm genuinely looking to fill my feed with what you are reading and talking about. Listopia is great but it only touches on the most popular and not those hidden gems!!:)
Thank you and can't wait to connect with everyone!
Teri

Hello everybody!
My name is Maggie Young and I am a new author from Seattle. I'm looking to get more readers and reviewers for my book, Just Another Number. It's a memoir structured around the first 23 men I had sex with. It's about how society curbs women to validate themselves by men. I am currently working on a new project focused on gender equality.

My name is Heather J. McAdams and my writing partner Fraser C. Heston and I just released our crime thriller called DESOLATION SOUND, base don the real life mystery of the severed feet in BC. Our website is www.desolationsoundnovel.com which has our trailers and various content. We would love to get some more reviews and get some visibility for our book. Thanks!


I'm new here. I'm looking for reviews of my mmemoir Survival. It's about the first 23 years od my life bewteen 1944 and 1968, surviving a dysfunctional family and a battering alcoholic father. I can doanload a PDF file. Please check it out at: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B012QBBNYW
Thanks

Hi,
I'm new here. I'm looking for reviews of my memoir Survival. It's about the first 23 years of my life bewteen 1944 and 1968, surviving a dysfunctional family and a battering alcoholic father. I can download a PDF file. Please check it out at: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B012QBBNYW
Thanks


The Icarus Prediction: Betting it all has its price



Stay healthy!

Johnfahey2013@gmail.com
Thank You.

http://www.writing.ie/tell-your-own-s...

It sounds like you were able to turn your less than ideal childhood into motivation, and now even have a book published -- no small chore. Congrats.
I'm not sure that this is the correct place to be exchanging background stories. It may bore some members, but here is a link for one of a few author interviews that I've participated in with respect to Rarity from the Hollow :
https://libraryoferana.wordpress.com/...


Hi Lucille I will definitely check out your novel. I love the premise.
I note you do reviews - I would be thrilled if you would have any interest in my first Harlequin No Conventional Miss - it is available Sept. 15 through Amazon but I should be able to get you a review copy if you connect on my facebook goodreads of website -
Eleanor Webser



My name is Heather J. McAdams and my writing partner Fraser C. Heston and I just released our crime thriller called DESOLATION SOUND, base don the real life mystery of the severed feet in BC. ..."
I live in B.C. and will check out your book. Sounds fascinating. If you want some light relief, I am promoting my first Harlequin No Conventional Miss. We could swap reviews.


http://amzn.to/1LO8uEc #Paranormal #Suspense

http://amzn.to/1LO8uEc #Paranormal #Suspense

Welcome to Goodreads Reviewers' Group! Whether you're an Author or a reader, I hope you find this group useful and make some new friend..."
I'm a mom of 5. I read WAY too much- but really- is there a "too much?"
We don't watch TV, we read. My 9 year old is plowing through The Ruins of Gorlan and i'm so proud I can hardly stand it.
I LOVE indie authors and have reviewed BUCKETS of books.
My husband is an author and self-publishes. I love his writing (we dated by him reading Darkward Bound: A Dark Comedy of Errors & Espionage to me. we were poor like that)
But, I have totally opposite book reading tastes than him. I'm a fangs, fur, fairy, zombie apocalypse type girl. Why would I want to read about real life?
I have an obsession with Beauty and the Beast retellings.
one of my favorites so far being Bryony And Roses

I, E.S.SIVAKUMAR from Pondicherry, India am glad to be in this group. I have recently published a book of short stories EMPTY FISTS under my pen name MANGALAM SHIVA. 9 of the stories center around an intelligent pet dog, Raju who saves some innocent children and some foolish adults from disasters. The other stories focus on social evils in India against Women & Children. The stories are emotional. thought provoking and exciting.
I welcome your review The readers have posted positive comments in Amazon.in/Amazon.com & Facebook. Thanks.


With five kids it's a wonder that you have any concentration left to read! In 1973, my wife read Wind in the Willows to me as we camped across country on our honeymoon for four months. Our camper was built in a 1961 VW bus that didn't have a radio (or a gas guage -- true -- built with an auxiliary emergency tank that had a knob which wouldn't turn!).
Reading dates seemed to always get me in the mood to make out -- must have worked for you too.


With five kids it's a wonder that you have any concentration left to read! In 1973, my wife read Wind in the Willows to me as we camped across country o..."
ROFL. yep

You may email me on menezes_celeste@yahoo.com for any review requests.

The link:
http://www.amazon.com/Releasing-Me-No...

I write Oligarch series in a hard-boiled/noir/ international thriller genre. Two books are out and I'll appreciate reviews of any of them. I'll open a separate thread for that.
Also I'd be glad to meet interesting people, bloggers, fellow authors, politicians, organized crime leaders and other characters that I could write about -:)
I wouldn't mind share some thoughts (usually smart-ass) on subjects I find appealing.
Also, I've opened a group 'Oligarchs & Enrichment' here on GR, if anyone would like to take a look.
Best regards,
Nik
Nice to meet you all.
Best regards,
Nik

Leila

I am also, not a writer. welcome to the "some of us read a LOT" goodreads world. ;)

My website is wix.com/medianette/thebookhaven
I am hoping that this group will push me to read things I wouldn't have otherwise and introduce me to other people with a love of books.

Welcome to Goodreads Reviewers' Group! Whether you're an Author or a reader, I hope you find this group useful and make some new friend..."


Welcome. I've been involved in some very painful self-promotions for the last four months. I was wondering if you make house calls.



Would love to read to review, loving the paranormal romance fantasy scene at the moment. :)

I'm stephen Renwick, author of four books:
Inside the mind of a gambler
Tennis is Mental
Tennis is Mental too
Charlie and the cookies
All on Amazon
www.insidethemindofagambler.com


https://www.createspace.com/5734112
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0154ZYYY8
www.facebook.com/lungelothephoenix
www.twitter.com/luthephoenix
https://za.linkedin.com/pub/lungelo-s...
lungelothephoenix@classicmail.co.za

My brother-in-law wrote his autobiography with a similar theme.


I converted my book to an ebook format and uploaded it to Amazon. Again no cost to me. It's now in their Kindle store.
I listed my ebook with BookDaily and decided to use them for promotion. I'm pleased with their emerging authors ezine mailing promotion package. I'm using it to promote the ebook edition of my book. It's $49/month and I think that's a modest cost since it's the only promotion cost I have.
In this modern age of self publishing there is no need to spend money to get published. My print book from Lulu has a very professional feel and look.
I wish you good results with publication of your brother-in-law's autobiography and your own works.
John Fahey

I've copied your reply and will send it to my bother-in-law.

Hope you don't mind me adding my two cents about eBook conversion :)
Personally, I use a pretty advanced way to format my books for Kindle (it involves HTML, CSS, and two different editors) which I don't think I can explain in detail without writing an entire book about it. However, this free online converter might help you: http://ebook.online-convert.com/. I've not used it to convert .doc files to eBooks, but I have used it for other conversions (mobi to PDF, mobi to ePub) and I'm really impressed with the results it gives.
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