There is a little bit of me in Alex Mercer, but the characters are mainly fictitious. To me, it is much more fun to write about people you don’t know, including yourself, and people who don’t exist in reality.
Michael J. Brooks – 23 July 2015 Continue reading
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One has to be a story whisperer, teasing into its good graces, finding commonalities and understandings, and earning trust before daring to write.
Malcolm Campbell – 19 July 2015 Continue reading
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Partly from my own experience as a volunteer for Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace. I wanted to take certain arguments to logical extremes and see where they led.
Andrew Hanson – 16 July, 2015 Continue reading
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I rarely give this rating out. If I do, it usually means I read the book in one sitting, not wanting to put it down for anything, and then I either read the whole thing again, or read my favorite parts again.
RaeleighReads – 14 July 2015 Continue reading
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The author of each of these books has indicated their intent to schedule these books for a free day for the Kindle versions today on Amazon. Sometimes plans change or mistakes happen, so be sure to verify the price before hitting that “buy me” button.
Frankenstein: Sperm Donor Daredevil by Thomas Davison
No Good Deed by M.P. McDonald
Authors interested in having their free book featured either here on Monday or a sister site on Thursday, visit this page for details.
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Foul is Fair is dedicated to the late Sir Terry Pratchett, and for several reasons. We certainly hope it has a good sense of humor and has some sort of blend of the fantastic and the common-sensical.
Jeffery Cook and Katherine Perkins – 12 July 2015 Continue reading
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So, several years after signing with a literary agent, I was on my own again. That was the defining moment, of course, for me to decide to go the self-publishing route. But it was also a process—several years of back and forth, of ‘almosts’, capped by that final conversation that made it clear what I had to do. And it’s been surprisingly liberating.
Kayne Milhomme – 9 July 2015 Continue reading
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I realized then that I wanted somewhere I could share books I loved and could connect with people that enjoyed them as well.
Aly – 7 July 2015 Continue reading
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As a doctor, I have seen a lot of good in the medical world, but I have also seen my fair share of the “bad.” There are doctors out there (not many, thank goodness!), that do have corrupt practices, or that cheat their patients. It’s really sad, and even though it doesn’t happen everyday, it happens more than it should.
M. Maitland DeLand, M.D. – 5 July 2015 Continue reading
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The idea came to me when my friend was deploying with the Marines to Iraq, and I couldn’t imagine the pain his daughter would feel if he never returned.
Justin Sloan – 2 July 2015 Continue reading
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