“I think people love to get lost in a story and forgot their own problems for a while. Reading can transport you to so many wonderful places and meet great characters. I would be terribly sad if for some reason, I couldn’t read anymore.”
~ Debra Martin 28 May 2011 Continue reading
Indieview with reviewer Debra Martin, at Two Ends of the Pen
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IndieView with Nathan Lowell, author of, Quarter Share (Solar Clipper Trader Tales)
“I’m a binge writer. When I go on a binge, I write 12 or 14 hours a day. Nothing else happens. I snap at my family. I order a lot of pizza. I’ve described the feeling as “I wait for the first reel of the movie in my mind to start and then I type like mad trying to keep up with it as it plays.” When the closing credits roll, I stop.”
– Nathan Lowell 22 May 2011 Continue reading
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Indieview with BigAl, of BigAl’s Books and Pals Reviews
“When I was making the initial plans for the blog this was my biggest struggle. I seriously considered not including ratings at all. Assigning a number to something that can’t be measured seems wrong when you consider how subjective such a rating has to be. I’ve personally made many purchases based on one and two star reviews that described something I would like that the reviewer didn’t.”
Big Al 14 May 2011 BigAl’s Books and Pals Continue reading
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IndieView with Debra Martin, co-author of, The Crystal Facade
“I write with my co-author, David W. Small, and it took us about one year to write the book. Between passing files back and forth during the writing portion and then extensive editing sessions, it takes us many months to completely finish a book.”
Debra Martin 11 May 2011 Continue reading
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Indieview with Indie Reviewer Adam Bourke of Review Haven
Adam has a really cool looking website, at Review Haven: Fantasy and Sci-Fi, and reviews, mainly as the title implies SF and Fantasy. A little bit unfortunately (coz his reviews are really good) he only reviews print books at this time. Here is his Indieview… Continue reading
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Thin Blood, by Vicki Tyley, now available in audio format
For those of you who read while driving and with a pair of earphones – here’s a treat…
Vicki Tyley, bestselling mystery and suspense writer from DownUnder, has just released Thin Blood as an audio book. Here’s the details:
Narrated by Basil Sands
Running time: 7 hours, 38 minutes | Unabridged
Produced by Perfect Voices
Price: $34.95 $12.99 (save 63%)
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Breaking News!!! Amazon drops International wireless delivery charges on eBooks
For anyone living outside the USA or Canada, it used to cost about $2-00 to get the book delivered by wireless to your kindle or reading device. That meant a .99 cents book was 2.99. Even when you “gifted” your own book to someone living in the USA, using Amazon’s services, it still cost you that $2-00. Continue reading
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IndieView with J.R. Tomlin, author of, Freedom’s Sword
“It is mostly about real people. There are a few fictional characters but most lived and really did much of what I tell in the novel. I’m fussy like that about historical fiction.”
J. R. Tomlin 4 April 2011 Continue reading
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IndieView with Nick Spalding, author of, Life… With No Breaks
“I went indie with LWNB because it would never have seen the light of day otherwise.”
Nick Spalding 1 April 2011 Continue reading
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IndieView with indie reviewer, Barbara Hightower, of Bab’s World of Books
“When I am asked to do a review I always tell them up front I am honest and I never fudge – if I like it great, if not, I am still posting a review. That being said, I have never and will not write something so derogatory that is makes the author look bad. It is the book you are evaluating not the author.”
Barbara Hightower 23 March 2011 Continue reading
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