Kat Gracey is a British writer who writes about her two favorite supernatural creatures – witches and werewolves. Her first novel, Werewolves of Eden: Wild Things featured Cheyenne Martin, the daughter of a werewolf hunter. She wants to follow in …
It is my absolute pleasure to host John Fioravante on this stop of his tour. Take it away, John! I’m grateful to Lisa, my host of this fourth post of THE HEART OF TEACHING TOUR, and to Nonnie Jules of 4WillsPublishing …
Thank you all for allowing me to celebrate INTERNATIONAL POETRY MONTH with you by sharing excerpts from my first co-authored poetry book “IF ONLY THERE WAS MUSIC…” The Poetry of Forbidden Love. Here is a bit of the book’s introduction …
Today, I’m turning the reigns over to Liz Gavin as she continues her blog tour promoting her latest work, Upside Down. MARKETING INDIE BOOKS (Part 1 of 4) Today I want to share with you my ideas on – CREATING …
Having just embarked on my first ever blog tour, and knowing several up-and-coming authors that are about to embark on them, I thought I’d share some of the things I learned having just wrapped one up. Let me start by …
So far, this year I’ve read 16 books. I can’t tell you if that’s better or worse than any other year because I never used to keep track of them. I have a goal of reading at least 50 books …
She sat, wine glass within arm’s reach, staring at her monitor. The light hurt her eyes in the darkened room, but she needed some time to herself. She stretched her sinewy arm outwards, fingertips brushing the stem of the glass …
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It’s that time of year again…PAX East has come and gone and I can finally decompress a little bit and talk about some of the great (and not-so-great) moments from around the convention center this weekend. Panels This year, I …
Some of you may remember a few weeks ago when I bombarded your Facebook news feeds with how much I was enjoying a new series I’d discovered. Over the course of a single weekend, I read every single word of …
I’ve been working a long time. A lot longer than most people I know in my age range. Part of that was due to a strong penchant for disliking boredom and work kept me busy. When I was a kid, …