Added by Matt Rees on February 28, 2010 at 7:31pm — 4 Comments
The possible new cover of "Cleansing Eden" just switched to being the actual cover. I like the new one, especially since I picked out the cover image. A graphic designer handled the rest.
It's not that the other version was bad. Shadow Line Press did a good job coming up with something that represented the struggle of the main character. He's got a drug problem and it's not…
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I don't have a release date yet but wanted to show off my new book cover. The Wild Rose Press artist did a great job at capturing a scene in the book. Read an excerpt here.
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I just read my friend Sunny Frazier’s informative post, Welcome to Your World about a writer’s pet peeve: Meeting people who say they have a book in them, but are just too busy to write it. If you are a budding writer who simply can’t seem to get your book on paper, I suggest you read it.
This week I have been dealing with my own writer’s pet peeve:…
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Well, it's finally out! My pirate-detective, Geoffery Armitage Ffolkes. If you like brass-assed, obnoxious, narcisstic ego-maniacs, you'll love Ffolkes. But there is a good story here and a real 'whodunit.' Along with some pirate lore/history out of the 17th Century,
Go to my web site and check it out. Order thru me and I'll sign it for you.…
ContinueAdded by B.R.Stateham on February 26, 2010 at 2:24am — 2 Comments
Like a lot of people who write mystery and suspense novels for a living, I regularly comb the news for true crime stories that might someday form the basis of either a down-the-road Mike McCabe thriller or
possibly a stand-alone. When I find one, I cut and paste it into something I
call my “What If?” file. When the news recently broke about the murders
recently committed by Dr. Amy Bishop, I thought to myself this might be the basis
of something…
Added by James Hayman on February 26, 2010 at 12:39am — 13 Comments
Today's guest blogger on my main blog is Lisa M. Campbell, who writes Celtic romances... MOST of the time. Lisa has some interesting ideas about how to decide what to write. Read it at http://ascamacho.blogspot.com/
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