Review of On a Cold Dark Sea by Elizabeth Blackwell
Luxury Liner, Lies, and Lifeboat 21. April 15, 1912. Lifeboat 21 saves a mere 12 lives instead of the 65 it was built to hold. This is not just another…
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The Successful Failure – My Oxymoronic Publishing Journey – Part 6
So, what’s in a name? I’d initially named my novel The Cuckoo’s Cry because my protagonist, Harvey Dunne, felt like he was going crazy, never fitting in. But when it…
Books on the Subway – NYC
What better way to have a mobile library than to stock the New York City subway with books? Books on the Subway is a group that takes new books, usually…
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,…
The Writers’ League of Texas 2015 Agents & Editors Conference…
I’ve never been interested in attending a conference before; never really been interested in chit-chatting with strangers. As I previously said, I’m not a mingler; the cocktail party thing is…
Don’t Forget About the Joy of Writing…
I recently read an interview with author Nicole Baart on the Women’s Fiction Writers’ website (hosted by author Amy Sue Nathan). Nicole had some very good advice for debut authors.…
Like Winning the Book Lottery…
I’ve come across an interesting new website for book lovers – BookBub – as described in an article by The Book Insider. It tracks publisher and retailer sales/clearances/give-a-ways, and even…