First, I can’t tell if Wolverine’s eyes are all white or the black in the nose-corners are his crossed pupils. Sorry if I’ve made it that you can only see that now. I mentioned yesterday that cameos for the surviving … Continue reading
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Don Massenzio Today’s perfect 10 interview session is with author Melanie Jayne. The questions in these interviews are designed to gain more insight into the inspiration, background and strategy of the authors that stop by. Please enjoy this edition of … Continue reading
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Dear friends, I hope you don’t mind, but my human, Emily, apparently needs some attention. She asked if she could take my spot this month to show off share something…
With Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age, I’ve been thinking a lot about goodbyes. There are the ones I’m giving to characters that I’ll never write again for various reasons. There are those that are being said or unsaid between … Continue reading
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This is a guest post by a great friend of this blog, Pete Johnson–aka Beetley Pete. Pete shares here his experiences as an Amazon reviewer. Being An Amazon Reviewer: A Personal Experience Image: Storyblocks.com…
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Don Massenzio Today’s perfect 10 interview session is with author Kathrin Spinnler. The questions in these interviews are designed to gain more insight into the inspiration, background and strategy of the authors that stop by. Please enjoy this edition of … Continue reading
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https://www.amazon.com/Storm-Seed-Sacred-Band-Book-ebook/dp/B0768F7K6Z/ Storm Seed is the penultimate Sacred Band novel and it’s all you’d expect from Janet and Chris Morris – dark in places, complex and multi-layered, exciting and full of action, sad and yet…
