Title: Editor-Proof Your Writing: 21 Steps to the clear prose publishers and agents crave Author: Don McNair Genre: Writing Helps/Non-fiction Recommended Ages: 18 & Up Introduction: I really wanted to like this book. As an author, I wanted to know what I could do to help my writing a little more. There were definitely some […]
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I’m looking for people to read and review one or two of my books. The sooner after publication that you post the review, the better, but I understand that you may not have a lot of time. All you have to do is sign up here or with the form below (same thing, just one
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This is the time of year when people make New Year’s Resolutions. Some of them are realistic and some aren’t. Some you can keep for a couple months, some for a day or two. Some are for some really weird things. But have you ever made a resolution to read a certain number of books
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Introduction: If you are a Christian author or wannabe author, I recommend this book. Note: I read the edition published in 2009 and believe there is an updated version now. Clarity: .5/1 Jeff Gerke did a good job at making all his points easy to understand. The main issue I had was the constant movie
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I’m really excited to invite K.M. Weiland to my blog today. I have a review of her book, Outlining Your Novel, as well as an interview. Introduction: I got this book for a birthday or Christmas present last year and finally got around to reading it. Now I wish I had read it sooner.
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J. Grace Pennington has published four science fiction novels. They each have a unique bent to them, but this one is very different. Each book is a standalone, but as with any series, you get more of the story if you read them all in order. In Reversal Zone, the main character, Andi Lloyd, becomes
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No, I’m not talking about myself with that title. It’s the title of the book that is releasing on September 26th! To celebrate the release, I’m doing something a little different. First, the blog tour is shorter (September 26-28) and then on September 30th a friend and I are doing a Facebook party together. Her
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Introduction: What happens when an ardent “lover” meets the gambling happy step-father of an actress who is less than interested in him admirer? Drama, disaster, daring escapes, and a…haunted castle? Lucette was the perfect heroine for this book. Although she wasn’t my favorite character, her sensitivity and moral uprightness were inspiring. This was my first
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Introduction: I have read almost all, if not all, of Karen’s books so far. This one is one of my favorites for a very specific reason. The hero and heroine knew each other longer than one week to a month before developing feelings for each other. I won’t say more for fear of spoiling too
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Today, we have a special guest. She’s a debut author and has written a wonderful book, The Old River Road. I’m excited to be part of her tour and hope you enjoy reading a bit about her book. There’s also a review, giveaway, and author interview. About the Book 1885 When seventeen-year-old Clara Boutwell married
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