Long title, I know, sorry. Have you seen the movie? Read the novel series? Read this graphic novel? I have done two out three, the movie and the graphic novel. They are not the same, but the spirit of the character and
some of the circumstances are similar. Here is the inside of the jacket to the
graphic novel to explain a bit better: “The first books in the blockbuster
best-selling series like you have never seen it before. Mythological monsters
and…
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This may seem a common sense concept, but let me discuss it anyway.
Writers do one important thing–they write. Okay, that's not the concept I'm talking about, but be patient.…
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I grabbed this graphic novel because of the cover and the catch phrase on the cover that said” What if you had a magical superpower and it hated your guts?” I just had to
read it. The read was fun, funny, unpredictable, and totally a farce. This was
a good time; you should give this graphic novel a try. The whole story revolves
around a loser named Matt Blurdy, an overweight, 30…
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This author has over 2 million copies in print and I haven’t read one of them. The novels that I have missed to date are: The Last Jihad, The Last Days, The Ezekiel Option, The Copper Scroll, Epicenter, and Inside the
Revolution. I will back track eventually but for now I had to stay focused on
The Twelfth Imam. The novel has so many plots and sub plots one need’s a score
card; it is all good stuff though.
Here is the synopsis…
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Want to kill the action in your crime story? Let the main character announce they’re going to get a search warrant before barging into the killer’s apartment. Audiences hiss and groan. Writers want to slink back into the shadows. They know ‘waiting for paper’ is a real time waster and a fast way to kill your story.…
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Delia Parr writes historical romance. Her previous novel, Hearts Awakening, was a Romantic Times Top Pick. I am sure that this novel will find its way there also. I am relatively new at reading this type of novel and it was fun; a nice break from the other stuff I usually read.
Let me set this up by starting with the synopsis from the back page: ”Life
changes drastically for Ruth Livingstone the day her father puts a young child in
her arms…
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Thomas White – today’s guest blogger on Another Writer’s Life - is veteran theatrical director and producer, he has written several screenplays and gets extra coolness points for having directed the world tour of the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-Coming Out Of Their Shells." His first novel, "Justice Rules," takes a fresh approach to the crime procedural and was a 2010 finalist in…
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The work keeps piling up and I continue to discover authors who are new to me. After reading their novels I itch to read their back catalog and enjoy all that I can with a new found friend. Dennis Lehane has done that
for me with his two excellent characters Patrick and Angie. Just so I am
keeping the facts straight here is a list of his other novels that I was
clueless on except one, Shutter Island: A Drink Before the War, Darkness, Take
My Hand,…
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I have never understood why new releases come out on Tuesdays instead of Mondays. My guess is that the publishers are waiting for me to put up my now weekly post for new releases before they put the novels on the
shelves. I have the feeling the list is only going to be getting bigger and the
novel’s authors more famous as we get closer to Thanksgiving & Christmas.
Here is what I winnowed it down to this week:
-Gourmet…
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Added by Grant McKenzie on November 2, 2010 at 4:02am — 2 Comments
The following is an entry from my novel: Blow Forward
Amid stamped his feet to the ground, and tried to think about anything else other than the chill that gnawed at his bones. He chose to forgo making the dawn Salat for fear that kneeling in the parking lot would draw unwanted attention. Instead, he opted to practice the Sunna; exempting him from bodily prayer when traveling far from home. He made it internally…
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