The Successful Failure – My Oxymoronic Publishing Journey – Part 1
The Successful Failure – My Oxymoronic Publishing Journey Don’t for one minute think this will be a whiny diatribe on how unfair the publishing world is. Everyone knows it’s tough. …
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Book Review – What Kind of Loser Indie Publishes, and How Can I Be One, Too? by Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Attention Indie Publishers!! If you want to know how to Indie publish, or Indie market, or Indie anything book-related, this is the book for you! Pamela Fagan Hutchins puts a…
Review of The Opposite of Everyone by Joshilyn Jackson
This book is a genre kaleidoscope – a mystery, hiding inside a courtroom drama, hiding inside a domestic thriller, hiding inside a literary novel. The composite of these elements is…
Fellow Author Deanna Roy – Thank You!
Thank You Deanna Roy! I’ve written before about authors helping other authors, and now I’d like to give a big shout-out to New Adult and Romance author Deanna Roy. (My…
Review of “Call Girls 4-Emily” by Emma Jaye…
The Call Girls is an erotic romance series which tells the stories of members of a high-end escort service in Brighton, England. Emily was about a British aristocrat, Emmeline Grinshaw-Flynn,…
Review of The Flood Girls by Richard Fifield
How does one love brazen, foul-mouthed women who throw their weight around, beer-guzzling-in-the-outfield female softball players, and their burly female audience who love to throw punches? I don’t know, but…
Review of Summer Secrets by Jane Green
Jane Green’s new book, Summer Secrets, explores a woman’s struggle to overcome her alcoholism, and take her life back. Cat Coombs is a London journalist who never felt as though…