So many of us have things we intend to do “one day.” For me, writing books was always one of those things I thought maybe I’d get to, eventually. Honestly, not to be too cheesy, but writing books has changed my life, in so many ways. If there’s something a reader has always wanted to try but maybe has been afraid of, for whatever reason, I say go for it. Give yourself permission to “fail,” and then jump in. You’ll never know if you don’t try.
Pam Stucky – 15 January 2015 Continue reading
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I think there is a new found respect for independent work. Personally I don’t mind independent or self published authors. I feel like when I read their books I’m discovering a hidden gem.
Alexandra Unwin – 13 January 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.
Bridge Burner Hyperion (The Bridge Burner Trilogy Book 1) by Jared Renaldi
A Chance for Charity by S.L. Baum
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Always, always, always hire an editor. Always.
Keely Brooke Keith – 11 January 2015 Continue reading
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After learning that these shadowy individuals exist, I was intrigued and disturbed at the same time. This was the genesis of my novel.
Trace Conger – 8 January 2015 Continue reading
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I’ve always been fascinated with relationships and often wondered why I was attracted to certain people, especially the ones who “pulled” me the most.
Mary Dunlop – 4 January 2015 Continue reading
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I think all characters in fiction are built up from bits and pieces of real people that we’ve collected along the way.
Steph Post – 4 January 2015 Continue reading
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I normally don’t divulge this, but I do read a lot of cereal boxes. Captain Crunch is an amazing writer, and his multi-syllabic prose in the chapters called “Ingredients” has me breaking out the dictionary time and time again.
Morgan Winters – 1 January 2015 Continue reading
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Seasons of the Fool by Lynne Cantewell
Who Killed September Falls? by Annette Young
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I try to keep my writing as honest as possible. Even in fiction, I like to pursue emotional honesty that doesn’t sink to the lowest, common denominator, that doesn’t just feed the reader junk food.
Ken La Salle – 28 December 2014 Continue reading
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