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New Book Fanfare – Children’s books – Spoiled Little Princess Wears a Rat by Regina Puckett
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F*cking, F*ck, F*ck, F*ck!
J and I publishing (click to visit our spanking new blog–no, not new spanking blog…dirty minds) has been busy. I apologise that I haven’t been around much answering comments and dropping in to see how things are going, but I’ve been creating another Ionia masterpiece. (Really I’ve been messing around with art supplies like a little kid in kindergarten.)
For those of you who have one of those days recently, or know someone who has, here’s a little something fun to do. Sorry, Chris. I’ve tried to curb the swearing, but it is an addiction.
J and I Publishing Author Page (We have tons more color books and this is the only truly adult one…kittens, puppies and all things innocent in the others.)
Ever just have one of those days where you want to randomly shout swear words but resist because you are at work or…
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Prepare for a Calm and Creative Easter
Another fine selection of relaxing adult coloring books have been released in the Creative Calm Series for your pleasure and enjoyment. Here is an opportunity to prepare in advance for a calm and creative Easter.
Books 17 through 20 are now available from Amazon, and also from CreateSpace.
Who can resist the lure of coloring cute little bunnies, cuddly chicks, and intricately decorated eggs? No-one, I am sure.
To help you get the most from your Easter this year we have a couple of titles geared specifically towards the holiday period.
Volume 17, ‘Easter’, is a collection of coloring images with the Easter season prominent at the forefront. Alternatively why not embark on a trip from the comfort of your own home with the ‘Around the World’ edition of Creative Calm. See the world and horizons anew, without ever having to leave your seat.
Volumes 19 and 20 are a…
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Jazz, America’s Gift blog tour
There are times when I get to bring new books and /or authors to you. This is because I signed up with 4-Wills Publishing. I’ve taken advantage of their tour service before, and I’ve hosted for them too. This time we have something different, because it’s about jazz. Author Richie Gerber is here to tell us about it.
HAPPY 117TH BIRTHDAY, GEORGE GERSHWIN
Let ’Em Eat Cake (1933)
“What is the voice of the American soul? It is jazz . . .”
—George Gershwin
George—close your eyes and make a wish! Now BLOW!—Happy Birthday to you. Happy Birthday, dear George. Happy Birthday to you.
On September 26, 1898—117 years ago—the musical phenomenon George Gershwin landed in the East New York section of Brooklyn in nothing but his birthday suit. Gershwin’s name conjures up his well-deserved towering stature as composer and pianist, but let’s explore a smattering of lesser known facets…
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The Action, Humor, & Cussing of CROSSING BEDLAM has ARRIVED! #ValentinesDay
The Rated-R Post-Apocalyptic Action Comedy Adventure is finally here!
The United States of America has been crippled. Violently contained by a global military force and left without its leaders, the country has become shattered and chaotic. A decade has passed since the first strike and a new landscape has emerged where survival is more important than anything else. Who will uncover the truth behind the attack and revive this once great nation?
It certainly won’t be Cassidy and Lloyd since they couldn’t care less about that stuff. She is a young woman on a mission to honor her mother’s dying wish, which is to toss her ashes off the Golden Gate Bridge. He is an infamous serial killer she broke out of Rikers Island since hiring a bodyguard wasn’t working out. Not the perfect plan, but having an insane, oddly charming murder-junkie on your side is a plus in the Shattered States.
Bullets and swear words are going to fly as Cassidy and Lloyd travel coast to coast, facing one challenge after another . . . including Nebraska.
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Excerpt: A Relaxing Drive on the Parkway (Foul Language Warning)
The jeep hurtles through a large hole in the parkway divider, the threat of incoming traffic nothing more than a faded memory. Only three of their pursuers manage to follow with a fourth smashing into the gap and blocking the path. Not wanting to be an easy target, Cassidy keeps their vehicle swerving from one lane to another. She can hear bullets pinging off the asphalt and the abandoned cars that have been moved to the side of the road. There is another hole in the divider right before an overpass, so she drives through at the last second. Sliding into the tunnel, Cassidy watches the other vehicles pass the gap before making a tire-screeching U-turn to go in the opposite direction. Five motorcycles are heading toward them, but the heavy jeep and its driver’s refusal to get out of the way makes them an easily scattered threat. One of the bikers is unable to swerve to the side and he crashes onto the hood while his ride is sent spinning into an abandoned van.
“Get off my car!” Cassidy shouts as she reaches out the window. Grabbing the man by the ankle, she yanks him off the hood and lets him tumble into the concrete divider. “This is really going to cost me. Do you know what the penalty for your idiocy is? They kill you unless you escape to the mainland. Then you’re exiled until you find something that the Trade Barons want more than revenge. I don’t have time to go on a treasure hunt. Would you take off those sunglasses and stop humming car chase music?”
“I was only trying to complete the scene,” Lloyd argues as he calmly fires a pellet at a sedan driver. Having mixed the three types of ammo, he is happy to see a yellow orb burst on the woman’s mouth. “There’s the scratching. Now the nausea. We have a spinning and flipping car, folks. Oh, and there goes either the guy in the passenger seat or a really big ragdoll. You know, I’m starting to like what all of you have done with the place.”
“Stop killing people!” the blonde shouts, veering away from a large truck. She narrowly avoids slamming into a small car, the jeep moving off the road to complete the turn. “The more bodies we leave, the harder it will be to regain the Trade Barons’ favor. At least Neddy will send us what we need and . . . this is not the fucking time to change clothes!”
Lloyd stops with his head peeking out of his blood-covered shirt, which is high enough to reveal his scarred stomach. Figuring that he has come too far to stop, he yanks off the garment and hurls it out the window. He pouts when it flies over a car instead of covering the driver’s side of the windshield and causing a crash. Blindly reaching back, he takes a random shirt out of his bags and examines the black top in the side view mirror. The red and black mask of an old comic book character stares back at him, the face giving the illusion of grinning beneath the fabric.
“I remember reading this guy’s series before the Internet made him so popular and he turned up everywhere. Ugh, that sounded so pretentious that I’m tempted to stab myself. Hey, can we still see movies because I want to see his?” Lloyd asks while tying the laces of the black sneakers he hastily put on before making a mess at the Coliseum. “I really like t-shirts with pictures on them. They bring attention to what I’m wearing instead of my face. You can start a conversation about them too. Nice way to meet people and find out if they’re worth leaving alive or not. For example, I have a shirt with another hero and if somebody tells me that the bastard can defeat every other character then I know they have to die. I mean, he’s nothing more than a child-endangering bill-”
“Shut the fuck up, Lloyd!”
“Don’t be angry, kid. You’re doing great.”
“I can’t even figure out if we’re going in the right direction.”
“Turn around and start shooting at their tires.”
“I can’t because I need to save bullets.”
“For what?”
“Nebraska!”
About the Author:
Charles Yallowitz was born and raised on Long Island, NY, but he has spent most of his life wandering his own imagination in a blissful haze. Occasionally, he would return from this world for the necessities such as food, showers, and Saturday morning cartoons. One day he returned from his imagination and decided he would share his stories with the world. After his wife decided that she was tired of hearing the same stories repeatedly, she convinced him that it would make more sense to follow his dream of being a fantasy author. So, locked within the house under orders to shut up and get to work, Charles brings you Legends of Windemere. He looks forward to sharing all of his stories with you, and his wife is happy he finally has someone else to play with.
Twitter: @cyallowitz
Facebook: Charles Yallowitz
Website: www.charleseyallowitz.com
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Nearing the Time for Bedlam
This is the week where the little munchkin is home. So not much is going to happen, especially on days that wife is working. Not an ideal situation for an author who missed his editing goals so badly that he should hand in his bottle of bourbon, 3 pens, 2 notebooks, his naming book, and beg the Author Gods for forgiveness. That might be a little dramatic.
The truth is that things kept coming up and I still have just under 100 pages to edit, which is also 6 chapters. On a good day, I can edit 3 chapters and those aren’t going to be coming very often. My hope is to whittle it into nothing at nights, so I can still dive into Book 13 when the break is over. Still, who knows what will happen? Seems one challenge of the author life is keeping on schedule and allowing for delays. I haven’t exactly gotten the hang of that.
Before I get to the main event, a little extra news on a few things. Some time in the future there will be another round of character pictures from Kayla Matt. She’s done a lot of great art for Legends of Windemere over the years and I’m looking forward to seeing more. Especially since Dariana gets a turn. Beyond that, Jason is going to try to get some thumbnails and sketches to me for the next Windemere book. Thinking of an April release. Without Ichabod Brooks being published, I have some extra wiggle room to release books. The plan is still to release Books 10-12 this year, which would mean 2017 is the final grouping of the Windemere books. I keep saying this because I’m still trying to wrap my head around it and decide on what will be next. As usual, so many choices and my mind keeps drifting to things. Specifically, what to do in the final book and how the superhero thing is still a mess.
Anyway, the big news is that, barring any delays, I’m still aiming to release Crossing Bedlam this weekend. The post is in draft format while I wait for the cover art and Amazon links. The email to the volunteers is just waiting for the HTML file to be made from that post. I’ve got Lloyd Tweets in my head and will be starting slow with the marketing. Money is low, so I’m going to be cutting back on the pricey ones. Going to treat this book as if I have a small budget and I’m just starting out. Of course, the big question is about reviews. I have a few people who want to buy and read the book immediately because they love the sound of Lloyd. But I don’t know if that’s definitely going to lead to reviews. Not to mention this is a new genre for me and is a lot more adult, which seems to mean not every adult will enjoy it.
Think I’m just getting paranoid and nervous while I wait for the final pieces. Finished the keywords recently and double-checked my blurbs. The waiting is always what gets to me during these things.
So, what’s the plan for the week?
- Finish editing The Spirit Well.
- Publish Crossing Bedlam.
- Promote Crossing Bedlam.
- Go see ‘Deadpool’ and have lunch.
- Just realize that I forgot about the laundry.
- Prep posts for March, which will be laid back to some extent.
- Goof off with the boy.
- Stay warm because it’s freezing here.
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