Archive for the ‘My, How This Business Has Not Changed’ Category
February 12th, 2012
Typically, I focus Sample Sunday on chapters of my blog-novel-in-progress. But The Ex-Files is getting edited (this is the way I write novels — draft a big blurp, stop, edit, draft another big blurp; apparently, it’s my process). So this time I have a sample for writers that should knock your socks off. If you’re [...]
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January 17th, 2012
I bow to the Karmic weight of the universe. History: The Fairy Tale Bride was listed at 99 cents for a Backlist Ebooks sale just before Christmas, and when the sale was over, I attempted to put the price back to $2.99. Amazon has (typical) kept it at 99 cents and so has B&N (not [...]
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January 1st, 2012
Happy New Year! Can you believe it? I’m actually putting up a new chapter! I know. I’ve been MIA for most of December. The holidays are like that for me. Too much to do, not enough time. And then comes January 1st. A new year, a new set of resolutions. First one: finish up the [...]
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December 20th, 2011
UPDATE: The Backlist Ebook Holiday SALE begins tomorrow. For that sale, The Fairy Tale Bride will be 99 cents. Amazon Kindle already has the new price, and Apple and B&N will have it shortly. Happy Holidays! So, I’ve been MIA lately. Sorry about that. Too much on the plate. Way too much. But some of [...]
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November 27th, 2011
Technically, in the U.S., this is a holiday weekend (Thanksgiving was Thursday, then came Black Friday and next up is CyberMonday). This is our kickoff to the major Christmas/New Year’s sales gateway. The lights are going up, and red green and gold are everywhere to be seen.Because of the holidays (which involve a lot of [...]
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November 23rd, 2011
I’ve been hosting a lot of guest posts this month, mostly because I’m overwhelmed with work and trying to get a handle on what needs to get done in the next year (a lot, and I’ll update about some exciting new projects on Friday, I hope). But it is snowing this morning, and I couldn’t [...]
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November 18th, 2011
Please welcome author KJ Steele to the blog. Could you please tell us a little about your book? No Story to Tell is a story about Victoria Lackey, a once promising dancer who now finds herself trapped in a passionless marriage, and arid existence. Upon meeting Elliot, a sensual artist who has recently moved into the [...]
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November 17th, 2011
Please welcome author Gregory Earls to the blog today. He’s going to talk about how using real life experience is a great way to find inspiration. And, on the flip side, how hard it is to convince some readers that you haven’t experienced everything your character has! My novel, Empire Of Light, is of the Urban [...]
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November 16th, 2011
Please welcome author Crystal Connor to the blog. We need to congratulate her, as her novel was a finalist in the 20011 International Book Awards. Congrats, Crystal! I grew up telling spooky little campfire style stories at slumber parties. We’d make a tent in the bedroom, and the only source of light would be from [...]
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November 10th, 2011
Please welcome author James Mace to the blog today. He’s going to answer questions about how ancient Rome inspired his newest book. If you’re a fellow history lover — or a fellow soldier — you will enjoy! What inspired you to write your first book? I drew my inspiration from a variety of sources. Foremost, [...]
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