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I promised this year would be bigger and better and it really is.
I feel like a school girl at a backstreet boys, Spice Girls,Boyzone,Take that,fuck it showing my age Justin Bieber concert. But…. here is our next big announcement…. *Drum Roll Please*
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Questions 3: Chipping at the Writer’s Block
I’ve been holding off on this one because newer ideas kept showing up. Yet I’ve seen a few posts this week about Writer’s Block. The two words that frighten an author to the very ink in their veins. By the way, you might want to see a doctor about that condition. So, let’s move on with the questions:
- What does Writer’s Block mean to you?
- Can you recall a time where you had Writer’s Block or feared that you did?
- What did you do to get over that obstacle?
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Tagged advice, answers, author, fear, helping, q&a, questions, questions 3, writer's block, writing
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Lloyd Tenay drops by Lisa Burton Radio
A fun interview of characters. Lloyd tries to be on his best behavior.
Welcome everyone, on this episode of Lisa Burton Radio we have a really unusual guest. I’m your host, Lisa Burton the robot girl.
Crossing Bedlam is the sponsor of today’s show, and I’ll load all the important links at the end of the show. Let’s all welcome Lloyd Tenay.
“Hello Lloyd, welcome to the show.”
“Great to boob here. Uh . . . eh, close enough.”
“You have an interesting background. Prior to the collapse, which produced the Shattered States, you were in prison. Can you tell us a little about that?”
“The simple story is that I was a totally misunderstood serial killer who got caught. In my defense, the zoo had a new baboon exhibit and those animals are a lot of fun to watch. Oh, I guess I kill people because I wasn’t raised right or have a couple screws loose. I don’t know. It was either…
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Color me Green – St Patrick’s Day, March 17th
There’s a ‘go green’ joke in here somewhere.

So the world renowned St Patrick’s day ‘holiday’ is fast approaching, but what do we really know about St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. St Patrick’s day is celebrated on March the 17th and is not confined purely to Ireland. It has grown into a highly recognisable celebration that takes place, in different forms, worldwide. In fact the celebrations take place even farther afield than this, having occurred on the international space station and well, that is out of this world.
If we look at Wikipedia we find that he hails from Roman Britain in the 5th Century and was a Christian missionary and bishop. Apparently kidnapped by Irish raiders and gainfully employed as a slave in Gaelic Ireland, shepherding, he found God. Legend has it that he used the three leaved shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity of the Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost to…
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Fan Art from Kayla Matt: Champion & Mercenaries
I’m going to be giving ‘Teaser Tuesday’ a rest this month since I’m running out of spoiler free stuff. I also got a new collection of fan art from Kayla Matt. She did 18 new Windemere characters who I’m dividing into 4-5 groups. I’ll be putting in links for either their debut book or one that they reappear in if someone else has that one earlier in the post. No method to my madness. So enjoy!
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Dariana
(Debut in Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue)
Kevin Masterson
(Debuts in Beginning of a Hero)
Theresa Marley
(Reappears in The Mercenary Prince)
Tzefira
(Debuts in Family of the Tri-Rune)
Come back next Tuesday for more fan art. Though I’d prefer if people come back tomorrow for whatever I’m up to next.
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Tagged art, calicos, champions, Charles E Yallowitz, Dariana, dragons, epic fantasy, fan art, fantasy, high fantasy, immortals, Kevin Masterson, Legends of Windemere, magic, sword & sorcery, Theresa, Tzefira, Windemere
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Rosie’s #BookReview Team #RBRT HIS REVENGE by John Howell @HowellWave #TuesdayBookBlog
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“SPOTLIGHT” Author Janelle Jalbert Blog 3
Insights into Indie publishing Out on a Limb or Positioned for Success?
No one wants to believe they are at a disadvantage, but reality is reality. Yes, getting your books into print or available on an e-reader is easier now than it has ever been. But, is publishing the goal or is there more to being a success? Is it possible to go out on a limb and define your own success?
The Hat Juggler
Understand from the start that as an indie author/publisher it all rests on your shoulders ultimately. There are three hats that you are required to wear: author, producer, and promoter. Notice there are 3 and not 2 roles filled. It’s easy to see the writer and the promoter (marketer) role, but the producer role is both the lynchpin and the bridge in the process. Being a book producer encompasses everything from editing to layout/formatting to…
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Meet Sally Cronin
Please welcome Sally Cronin, author of a short stories, a copious and impressive blog, novels, and a number of books on health, wellness, weight loss, and media training. Her most recent book is called Tales from the Garden. I’m particularly thrilled to have Sally on Reade and Write because she is a tireless and selfless promoter of other authors.
Hi, Sally!
Thank you so much Amy for inviting me along today to talk about my books and blog.
Tell me about your new book.
My latest book is a collection of fairy stories called Tales from the Garden and the stories cover the usual fairy story themes of love won and lost, evil witches and handsome princes.
Who is the audience for the book?
Judging by the comments it would seem that fairy stories appeal to all ages and I was surprised by the reaction from men and women…
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