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The New Sunday Show in September – The Living History Interview
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20 Questions with Karen Lang
Today we sit down with Australian author, Karen Lang. She tells us about her inspiration, her work and a bit about herself. Please enjoy this installment of 20 Questions.
Q1) When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?
I always loved English and writing at school , but it wasn’t until Nathan our son died, that I wanted to start exploring this area and expressing myself.
Q2) How long does it typically take you to write a book?
Courage was my first book and I was a complete novice! I took about three years to write it but it really was over several years that I was downloading my story in many ways.
Q3) What is your work schedule like when you’re writing?
I write every chance I get. I work for myself as a Counselor so I can schedule in my writing time in between clients…
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Chasing Bedlam Chapter Title
With Chasing Bedlam done, it’s time to test out the chapter titles. There was a little more seriousness to this story, so some of the titles show that. Let’s dive right into it.
- Back with a Bang
- Child of the Battle Zone
- First Sex . . .
- . . . Then Violence
- Malice on the Mississippi
- The City of Beads & Blood
- The Cats, The Mouse, & The Monster
- Belles of the Homecoming Harvest
- Don’t Feed that Puppy!
- Nuts!
- Attack of the Pricks
- Worst Sightseeing Tour Ever
- Return of the Old Friend
- A Lawsuit Waiting to Happen
- Told You I Know a Guy
- Debauchery & Dented Skulls
- Vengeance with a Side of Chocolate
There we go. Already changed a few as I wrote the list. Chapter titles are even harder than figuring out which story to do next. That’s an obstacle for another time. With Cassidy and Lloyd having no main goal beyond survival, there’s no real order to most of their adventures. Just need to see which one clicks. Wonder if I could make a list of story lines next Thursday and see what people want. We’ll have to wait a see.
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Thursday – A Little Personal- Last Call for Volunteers
Step on up and lend your blog space. The finale of this fun, exciting trilogy is coming.

One step is closer to publishing Our Justice. I am waiting for the paper proof so that I can finalize the Paper version. I have decided to put both the e-book and paper version on a pre-sell basis.(My first time doing so) A pre-sell will give folks time to get the message and book a copy in advance. The actual ship date will be October 1st, and I will be hitting “publish” on the 12th of September. Most of my media support starts on October 1st and the blog tours anytime after the 12th.
Speaking of blog tours, I want to thank everyone who volunteered. I have confirmed all of you and the material will arrive the 6th of September.
As I promised, I’m sending this one more reminder. If you would like to help out, please send an e-mail to me at johnhowell (dot) wave (at) gmail.com.
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20 Questions with Donna M. Zadunajsky
Today we sit down with children and young adult author, Donna Zadunajsky. She is going to tell us about her work, her inspiration and her writing journey. Please enjoy this installment of 20 Questions.
Q1) When did you first realize you wanted to be a writer?
When I was a teenager I started reading a lot of Stephen King novels. I have always had a bizarre and far off imagination, and told myself that one day I will write my own novel. It wasn’t until my daughter was born in 2001 that I started to actually pursue the writing world with children’s books, then I started writing novels and now have self published 7 children’s books and 4 novels, and my first Novella.
Q2) How long does it typically take you to write a book?
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Davey & Derek Junior Detectives Book 3 is here!

I am excited to announce that Book 3of my MG/PT series, Davey & Derek Junior Detectives, The Case of the Magical Ivory Elephant, is now available on Create Space and coming this week to Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online stores. Here is a sneak peek of the cover!
Please go to my Amazon author page to check out all Jemsbooks books and for Books 1 & 2 to get in on all the fun with twins, Davey & Derek Donato. You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy these books! They are fun and enjoyable reads for everyone!
Synopsis:
Davey & Derek Donato are twins who love adventures and enjoy being junior detectives. In Book 3 of this series their help is enlisted to find an ivory figurine that has been taken from the local museum.
There are many suspects and danger is not far from the…
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Something Stinks: The ‘Fun’ of Sewer Adventures
Dear Creators,
All of us protagonist and supporting cast characters got together because we have a concern. This has been on our minds ever since we realized that all of us have gone through the same thing. To be honest, we don’t see why this event had to befall us in the first place. You have plenty of choices for a setting, but all of us have found ourselves in this one . . . aromatic locale. Sorry, I’m trying to explain this without throwing up because the stench is a vivid memory. Here we go:
Please, stop having us go into the sewers!
You can put us in caves, swamps, or something that has a similar feel to it, but we’re really tired of this location. Nothing good ever happens down there. At least in a cave, we can sit on the ground or not have to worry about what we’re stepping in. In a swamp, there’s less claustrophobia and it’s easier to stomach the more disgusting aspects of that world. When you put us in a sewer, our minds remain on one horrific fact. We’re stepping in water that came from toilets or whatever the world’s equivalent is. Now, there are dry areas down there, but we only get there after trudging through the muck.
Let’s go back to the water issue. Why do you insist on us falling into the sewage or getting hit by a wave of the stuff? We can’t even figure out why such a thing would happen in most situations. There’s no tide down there, so where is that flood coming from? I admit that I don’t know how sewer systems work, but randomly flash floods sounds like an infrastructure problem. Though, one doesn’t really care about that when you’re trying not to inhale, sniff, open your eyes, or think about your situation. You should thank us for continuing on the adventure after reaching dry land. The adjectives you use to describe the smell are not enough to portray the true horror of the moment.
Now, we understand that this is a classic route to escape a dangerous area. The streets above are too dangerous, so it’s best to go under. Unless you know where a catapult is or have access to a flying device. Let’s not forget magic portals, jumping spells, and various artifacts. I think I remember many heroes who rush around the streets long enough to cause confusion and destruction, which allows them to escape. My point here is that many of us have skills and tools that make a trip through the concrete bowels a rather ridiculous choice.
Oh, why would anybody hide a valuable artifact in the sewers anyway? Yes, nobody would really look there beyond homeless people avoiding bad weather. Not to mention any curious citizens or criminals. Honestly, there’s a lot of traffic down there because of your obsession with stinky settings. We’ve sent this information to the League of Antagonists to see what they think. Do not be surprised if they agree that the sewers are a terrible place to hide things. This might be going over your head, but we feel that drastic measures must be taken to preserve our sense of smell.
We needed to get that off our chest. Thank you for listening and we hope you agree that it’s time to get out of the sewer. At least stop the flooding because it takes so many bottles of shampoo to fix our hair.
Sincerely,
Brotherhood of Protagonists (Minus the Turtles)
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9 Ways to Help You Find Your Readers Part I
As writers we play the infinitely difficult Where’s Wally of reader spotting. But locating those pesky readers is more tortuous than tweezing your granddads nasal hair, and yet, it is THE most important thing we do.
As I draw nearer to handing my book to beta readers, the prospect of completing it, having to press publish and my labour of love subsequently disappearing into the utterly saturated Amazon rainforest of books, never to be seen again, is becoming frighteningly real.
In an attempt to prevent the only people buying my book being mumsy and wifeypoos, I read 3 marketing books last month:
Joanna Penn’s How to Market a Book
Nick Stephenson’s Supercharge Your Kindle Sales
And Tim Grahl’s Your First 1000 Copies
The whole point of my blog is to share what I learn on this sanity testing journey to authordom and what did I learn? Well, I’m resolute on the…
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