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Family of the Tri-Rune Blog Tour Day 14
This volunteer is in the middle of her ‘April A to Z Challenge’. She’s decided to promote a book for each letter, which I think is a very kind and helpful thing to do. She is always helping authors promote … Continue reading
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An interview and opportunity to win a signed copy from Francis Guenette
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Synopsis: As circumstances spiral out of control, Lisa-Marie is desperate to return to Crater Lake. The young girl’s resolve is strengthened when she learns that Justin Roberts is headed there for a summer job…
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We’re gonna need a bigger VOTE!
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I learned last night that Yesterday Road is one of the twelve finalists in the literary category of Indie Author Land’s contest: The 50 Self-Published Books Worth Reading (2013/14). Now it’s time to vote…
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Warning: Odd Theme for the Week
I probably should have mentioned this in the morning post, but I forgot. No other reason beyond that. Starting tomorrow, I’m going to be making posts that use the ‘strange’ words that people sent me last weekend. Some of the … Continue reading
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Family of the Tri-Rune Blog Tour Day 13
First a note: If anyone posted on their scheduled day and I never said thank you, please let me know. I’ve been working mostly off my iPhone for the last 3 days and it never showed me when I checked. … Continue reading
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Family of the Tri-Rune Blog Tour Day 12
Today’s volunteer is working on her first book and also provides editing services for authors in need. If you’re looking for some proofreading then check out her rates and make some friends. There’s a lot more than this on her … Continue reading
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Out of the Office and Hopefully Holding a Beer
Today I’ll be away and possibly responding to people through the iPhone. It depends on how coherent I am after some booze. This is the birthday getaway because Passover starts in a day or two. That means a lot of … Continue reading
The Paul Mallory Series by Stephen C. Spencer
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Today Only Smashwords Users Get Holliday’s Gold by Steven R. Orr – FOR FREE
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Birthday Party Aftermath
Luke Callindor– You know, I’m not really sure when my birthday is. I think it’s in the spring. Sari– I’m kind of lost on that too. The author really has an issue with passage of time. I think I know … Continue reading