Even I’m not sure what the list will look like this month. It’s been a bit of a shambles, reading-wise. Let’s find out: Write. Publish. Repeat. Sean Platt, Johnny B. Truant, with David Wright Released only at the end of last year, this book will become a classic guide for indie publishers, I’m sure. I’ve […]
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If you have hundreds of books on your reader, but can’t find anything to read, then read on for nine tips to clearing out the clutter and catching up with all the great reads you forgot you had… Pick an ebook format as your “primary” format. Thanks to smartphones, tablets and the proliferating number of
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Here’s a collection of quick ways to find “recommendations” for a good book that suits your taste and has a good chance of not hitting the wall. Goodreads.com – The Recommendation Widget If you’re a member of Goodreads.com, try their recommendation engine. You can ask for recommendations based on the books you already have read
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There was a spitwad fight over on another blog site the other day. A reader who returns 55% of all the books that she buys from Amazon was upset because Amazon suspended her return privileges. Lots of readers and writers picked that up and ran with it. I won’t link to the site, because the
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Has it been a while since you were really bitten, hog-tied and spell-bound by a book? Do most books seem okay, but not super-duper fantastic the way they used to be even five years ago? What if I said I could help you get back that charmed feeling books used to hold for you? I
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The first book in my Sherlock Holmes series, Chronicles of the Lost Years, is free for the next three days. When Sherlock Holmes was at the peak of his success he disappeared, abruptly, for three years. Dr. Watson believed him to be dead. No one knows what happened to him in those years…until now. Watson
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We all love to love romance series, but if you’ve never formalized your expertise about series before, here’s a quick primer. Series can be stand alone or continual One of the great things about romance series is the variety. There are generally two different types of series; Standalone or Continual. Standalone series make it possible
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For many readers, trying something outside your usual reading zone just isn’t possible, because it pushes too many comfort buttons. Reading is supposed to be fun and entertaining and once you’ve found a genre you like, you tend to stick to it. But sometimes, venturing beyond your personal borders helps you discover new genres to
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I’m being utterly boring and anal at the moment. I’m deep into research for another story. See if you can guess what sort of story it will be from the titles and subject matter of these ancient, dusty old manuscripts (which look a lot like those in the picture, or worse!): Kings and Vikings –
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Forbidden is book one of the Scandalous Sirens series, and it’s free until Sunday. I don’t think there’s anything else I can add to that! 🙂 Grab a copy. It’s really good. How’s that? Enjoy the read! __________ Vaughn wants revenge. Elisa wants her son back. Neither expected to want each other. Elisa’s determined to
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