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Imminent Danger: And How To Fly Straight Into It by Michelle Proulx
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Five Star Treatment – A Twist of Fairy Tales by K.J. Rollinson
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Avengers: Age of Ultron Spoiler-Free Review
It was fun. Kind of preferred the first one since this one was a tad cluttered. Some characters deserved more story time than others. One subplot felt rather stretched, but it also seemed like there were parts where editing was poor. Probably have to pick up the Director’s Cut when it comes out on DVD. Thumbs up for highlighting a character who typically gets ignored by fans and for doing a good job with a character’s powers that are so random in the comics.
Final Opinion: To me, Ultron is the most charismatic and interesting villain out of all the Marvel movies.
Any spoilers in the comments will be deleted.
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Cover Reveal & Pre-Order: Untouchable by S.A. Starcevic
Ethan Elliot is no stranger to secret identities. As an LGBT teen, he’s dealt with secrets all his life. Nevertheless, when his powers kick in and he’s whisked away to join a team of superheroes, he dons a mask of a different kind – one that sees him battling supervillains and testing his limits.
However, there’s more going on behind the scenes than capes and costumes. At the headquarters of the Protectorate, he makes unlikely friends with Gravity Girl and Element Boy. Except Element Boy might turn out to be more than just a friend, and Gravity Girl is battling demons of her own.
Ethan will discover what it means to be a hero, and must learn that even superheroes aren’t untouchable.
Untouchable is available for Pre-Order!
Bio: S. A. Starcevic wanted to be a superhero when he was little, but nowadays he settles for the next best thing—writing about them. Untouchable, his superhero YA novella with an LGBT love story, is signed with Forever More Publishing. When he’s not slaving over books two and three in the trilogy, he blogs about writing, publishing and world domination at Bookshelf of Doom
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Tagged author, cover, cover reveal, LGBT, superheroes, writing, YA, young adult
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New Sunday Show – Coming soon – A funny thing happened to me on the way to…
Fun new interview series.
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Working with a Strained Brain
I know Saturday is a bad day for these goal posts since everyone is out doing stuff. Yet, I’m seeing Avengers: Age of Ultron tomorrow and I’ll be gone for the morning/early afternoon. I plan on making a little post about that movie. Honestly, I’m just hoping for a low key day at the movies tomorrow.
Quiet frankly, I need a day like that because this week was rough on the grey matter . . . or is it gray matter? I finished editing Merchant of Nevra Coil, Ichabod Brooks & the City of Beasts, and added a handful of minor edits to Prodigy of Rainbow Tower. I cooked, vacuumed, did laundry, and all the usual weekday antics. Promotions were done for my books, which are doing their usual slump and are off the lists as the writing of this post. That makes me fear for the future installments that don’t have the ‘romance’ tag to help them. Honestly, I’m out of ideas for marketing right now. I have the May stuff starting up soon, so we’ll see what happens there. At least Ichabod debuts on June 1st and I’m hoping to garner some opening reviews from the beta readers. Seriously, I’m not sure what I’m doing any more and I’m just wiped out.
The reason I’m wiped out isn’t even the marathon of editing I did from Monday to Tuesday and possibly Wednesday, which is a blur. I started writing that paranormal thriller that I mentioned last weekend. It’s so far out of my comfort zone that I’m basically crawling through it. I’d say I’ve been working on it for 3 days and only have 20 pages/2.5 chapters done. My brain is melting here because I’m pushing for an atmosphere that I’m not used to, keeping my fantasy author habits in check, and not working with the detailed outlines that I usually do. I did a basic character list and chapter list then dove into it. Then I realized that the characters had different issues than I expected and I’m not even sure what’s going on with the ‘bad guy’. Mostly because I realized there’s a mystery that I don’t have an answer to. Not sure I ever will and I’ll let people ponder it. Anyway, this project is going slower than expected and draining my energy rather quickly. Every word feels like it has to be chosen meticulously and I can’t bring myself to just go.
On the non-writing front, we have baby bunnies in the backyard. That’s really it for that part of life. New washer/dryer too. And people wonder why I don’t talk about my non-writer life here. Nothing really happens. Let’s get on with the goal list:
- Continue writing the paranormal thriller. Target is to finish it in 2 weeks. Might start moving quicker as I get a feel for things.
- See Avengers 2 tomorrow. Remember not to finish ‘medium’ drink before the 20 trailers are done.
- Take son to dentist and keep him occupied since he’ll be home from school that day.
- Outline if time or brain is too mushy for other stuff.
- Uncover the secret of life. Forget information is in pocket when doing laundry.
- Continue to let my son believe Batman is a bad guy.
- Cook the bike.
- Stop imagining that I’ll ever get a chance to sleep in.
- Make a note that the paranormal thriller may be a shorter work than Legends of Windemere, but it still deserves a pizza reward.
- Occasionally make posts for June if I can think of any topics.
On that last note, I’m always looking for post questions and topics. It can be on almost anything.
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Tagged author, fantasy, ghosts, goals, paranormal thriller, thriller, week, writing
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Interview of Moi on #RRBC’s Blogtalk Radio Today at 12:00 CDT.
Just a quick post to let you know if you need some company with lunch today I will be interviewed by the gracious Bethany Turner on her show Behind the Pen on Rave Reviews Book Club Blogtalk Radio.
You can listen in by clicking on http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ravereviewsbookclub.
I will try to avoid cringe-worthy statements but won’t guarantee it. Bethany will have control and we will talk all things authorly. (Is that a word?)
Thanks.
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Ask An Author
The first Friday this month happens to fall on the first. It just so happens to also be time for another Ask the Author, the feature that puts the author in authoritative.
May’s featured author is none other than Charles E. Yallowitz, author of the Legends of Windemere. He also happens to be one of the first authors I followed when I started my blog back in 2013.
Back then he had two books published in his fantasy series. Now he’s up to number seven in just over two years! He makes it seem easy, doesn’t he, but planning and writing a series is hard work. Have no fear, because Charles has plenty of advice about planning, writing, and marketing a series whether your series consist of three or twenty books.
Creating and Marketing a Series
The Legends of Windemere series is a fantasy adventure that currently has 7 books out and is planned for 15 overall. I believe…
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Occasional Soulmates free through Sunday!
Right on schedule, the Amazon freebie has kicked in, and you can now download Occasional Soulmates for free. The deal runs through Sunday evening.
If you have a spare mo or two, let your readerly friends know about it via Twitter, Facebook, email, sky writing, semaphore, Morse code, secret languages, or even telephone. They need to read this book! Your mom needs to read this book.
If you never thought a dude could write chick lit, Occasional Soulmates will prove you wrong.
Just sayin’.
Grab your copy today, and help move some virtual paper by spreadin’ the word for me.
As always, much obliged!
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