I have heard so many amazing things about this book, Darnay Road. It's just one of those things I hear when I'm out there virtually socializing and tweeting. People are like, "You have to read this book!" "It's sssooooo good!!!" It's on my list of books to read and I will get to them eventually, …
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Wicked Awesome Book Review
As the title of this post suggests, I am posting a book review from onlinebookclub. And it's for MY book, September Rain, released earlier this year. I'm going to do the honorable thing (not) and post the parts I like best, but you can read the original, full length post here. Prepare yourself: it's a …
“I Knew it Was a Mistake the Moment it was Over” Flash Fiction Contest
This seems like fun!
Visit Shonda Brock blog to get all the deets. . .
I can’t claim this as my original line. I found it in Writer’s Digest Short-Story theme, but the line is simply too irresistible to not let my demented, dark imagination roam with my own short story…
That’s not all… I also want you to run with it in my Summer Flash Fiction Contest kicking off today. Win $100 with your story of the same theme. Continue reading to enter.
“I knew it was a mistake the moment it was over.”
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The Real Edition Wants Your Addiction Story
Thought some you writers might be interested in this opportunity that Christa Wojo found.
If you haven’t checked out her blog yet, I highly recommend it!
The Real Edition has already attracted an avalanche of writers and readers after its launch last week. The best news is that you’re invited to be a part of it.
What is the real edition?
TheRealEdition.com (TRE) is a publishing platform for all things addiction and recovery. Nearly everyone has been affected by addiction in one form or another, be it themselves or through a friend/family member. The Real Edition provides a stage solely for addiction and recovery with the intention of giving meaning and purpose to all stories–those of brokenness as well as those of hope.
Why Submit to The Real Edition?
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Although 24.6 million Americans have experienced addiction, it’s not something that usually comes up in conversation. A taboo surrounds addiction, making it difficult for addicts and those who love addicts to open up to people who have not shared the same experience.
Maybe it was decades ago, maybe it was…
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“Don’t forget the boat!” A lesson in plotting and a moose
Author Bob Mayer's blog, Write On, always has the most interesting posts. Like this one:
666 Followers
Help!
Princess Kick-Ass needs our help to beat back the bad vibes. #FollowFriday
You guys…I swear I didn’t make any deals with devilish entities.
I. Swear.
Ahem…someone…anyone…follow me, please?
O_O”””
The Trailer
Yeah, the TRAILER!!! Not that kind of trailer! And here it is: the official trailer for first novel, Between Octobers. Available here and here. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Don't forget:
Week 10 of SYNC #Free Auidiobooks
Sync is offering new audiobook selections this week--as always one classic and one YA--and since I totally flaked last week (thanks for bringing that up, btw) and didn't post about what they were offering, I thought I'd jump right on this weeks selections. Are you curious yet? Me, too! Don't forget to download your free …
Yes, once more Amazon is “screwing” authors: Set to pay them .006 per page
This is a very interesting read...
Book Review: September Rain: Book 2 Savor The Days Series by A. R. Rivera
I am reblogging the great review of my second novel, September Rain . . .
September Rain: Book 2 Savor The Days Series by A. R. Rivera
A Suspense/Contemporary Romance Novel published by Amazon Digital Services (05/05/15)
Summary:
“Because I knew that the small stuff is what destroys a person. Only with Angel, nothing was ever small. Even the littlest things were mountains in her mind. She would sweat everything and the more her troubles piled up, the more I felt the need to drive them away because just watching Angel try to deal with stress was painful.” – Avery (Kindle Locations 3011-3014).
Angel Patel is in jail for something that her best friend Avery did, even if she’s indirectly at fault. It has been six years and Angel has slowly come to terms with being behind bars, because she blames herself for what happened. During another one of her case reviews, the story and the fascinating twist will come to light that may even surprise Angel…
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