Legends of Windemere

A few days ago I posted that, each Sunday during June, I would be hosting poets reading their work.  I’m happy to say,   thanks to some help,  Sunday Poets is now open and ready to accept links from poets reading their own original work.  The link page will accept your link until midnight Sunday,  June 1.

How To Listen and Post:

1) click the frog icon at the bottom of my post.  This takes you to a page with links to poets reading their work.  Listen to readings by clicking on the links.

2) if you would like to link your own reading, put your reading on your blog page. Go to the froggy icon back to the InLinkz page. Scroll down to the bottom of that page and click the “Add your link” button.

3) at the add page paste the URL OF YOUR READING – NOT YOUR MAIN…

Oh my goodness!  What am I doing?  So…

A week or so ago I posted that I wanted to host a Sunday Poetry Reading for each Sunday in June.  A few poets have expressed an interest and, thanks to   ‘Friday Fictioneers’,   I think I’ve discovered a way to make that actually happen 😛

I just opened an account with InLinkz.  Saturday morning I’ll post that poets can begin linking their readings to InLinkz. Here’s how this will work – if it at all works out:

1)  create a poetry reading on your blog.  There are several recording options available from the internet.  I use Audacity…it’s free.  And then there’s the Media Player one.  Both easy to use…I find this works best if I wear a headphone – clearer quality.

2)  on Saturday morning, I’ll post the link on my blog.  It’s a thing with a frog and will…

HEAR Now: The Audio Fiction
& Arts Festival has announced its
event schedule for June 19-22,
2014, in Kansas, MO.

“Dial L for Latch-Key”, a half-hour
radio play written and directed by
Scott Fivelson, and very amusingly
performed by the By The Time I Get
To Tucson Players, has been
selected as the opening audio
selection of the Festival. Follow
this link for details:

http://www.hearnowfestival.org/2014-schedule-for-listening–performance-events.html

And if you don’t happen to be in
Kansas, MO, on June 20th, enjoy “Dial L for Latch-Key” in its
audiobook, paperback, or eBook
editions, all available at Amazon.com:

http://www.amazon.com/Dial-Latch-Key-Radio-Audio-Theater/dp/1482972700

“Dial L for Latch-Key”, a satire
of the films of Alfred Hitchcock, has been produced onstage in London and San Francisco. It is published
by Hen House Press.

This is it… This is really it!

My books are out there, they have been released into the world.

And I think I’m about ready to explode with excitement and nervousness all at the same time 😀 Months and months of work and there they are… out for sale!!

Before doing all the release links and things, I just wanted to say thank you to everyone of the blogging and writing community.

When I started this journey, I wanted to connect with others who are going through the same process. And I did, but I also found so many great people who are supportive and genuine in their want to help others succeed in this tough world of books and writing! Every time I’ve asked for help or advice, you guys have been there!

Thank you!

The Queen’s Jester
Fantasy romance.
Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/The-Queens-Jester-Mishka-Jenkins-ebook/dp/B00KLBISGG/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_tnr_1
Amazon.co.uk: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Queens-Jester-Mishka-Jenkins-ebook/dp/B00KLBISGG/ref=pd_rhf_gw_p_t_1_6TCG
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/442154
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22352807-the-queen-s-jester

Blurb:

One Man: No Plan is finally available for pre-order on some sites: Kobo and Smashwords so far, B&N and Apple soon. Amazon does not do a pre-order service so, Ammyphiles, I’m sorry, but you’ll just have to hang on.

It will be available in paperback and in all digital formats, everywhere, on the launch date: 12 June, 2014.

So, the main points again:

One Man: No Plan is on target for release in paperback and e-book on 12 June, 2014.

AND… You can pre-order it in electronic formate from these places so far:
Kobo
Smashwords

And although Amazon does not support advance ordering for my print books, either, you can pre-order your print copy from the Book Depository, here.

OR… you can check this page for seller links – each site will be added as the links go live…

Shannon, here, to announce our last guest blogger. That’s right. Our last. I will be back on May 29, but today is a wonderful day, because Ryan Attard – author of The Legacy Series – is sharing his thoughts on genre hopping, something we both feel very passionately about. Ryan has blogged on here before, so you might be familiar with him, but if you’re not, check out his website and podcast by clicking the links.

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This is one of those subjects that gets a bad rep just for daring to go against the dogma, as established by . . . who knows who, and who knows where. Personally, I dislike rules and constraints of any sort – the reason I am an artist is because I wish to express myself in a free manner, and trying to limit art in any way shape or form…