My Novels
A Psychological Suspense Novel
Is murder a family trait?
How far will two men go to possess the woman they both love?
A young adult novel.
A novella from the dark side.
Fronter family fiction
Fathers, Daughters, Expectations
What does it take to be a man?
Category Archives: Marketing novels
Reviews Again: What I Have Learned
My previous post on book reviews was based on my long-held belief that someone actually read a book before reviewing it. Not so. I am currently reading Book Publishing 101 by Martha Maeda. In her book, Maeda makes the distinction … Continue reading
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Reconsidering Smashwords
Smashwords and Amazon I published e-books on Smashwords before I published them on Amazon Kindle. Then Amazon’s KDP Select program came along and all my writer friends advised me that I should join. It took some time, but I unpublished … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, free ebooks, Overdrive, pre-orders, Scribd, Smashwords
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Book Marketing Baby Steps Part 3: Mind Your Manners
A Belated Thank You First, my thanks go out to Joshua Rushton at Minecraft Books Blog for publishing my author interview. While gaming is his focus, his interviews are with authors of a variety of genres, so check him out. When … Continue reading
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Tagged Author interview, Manners, Minecraft, social media
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Book Marketing Baby Steps, Part 2
“I do my work at the same time each day – the last minute.” ~Author Unknown It’s still Thursday somewhere. At least that is what I have been telling myself the past couple of hours as I struggle to write … Continue reading
After the Blog Hop: Book Marketing Baby Steps, Part 1
It’s Thursday, and, as promised, I’m here to report on my first week of book marketing. The “as promised” was an important first step. Without it, I probably wouldn’t be posting today because if there is one thing I am … Continue reading
Making Connections
“You have no friends” was the message that popped up on the first social media site I joined. That pretty much sums up my networking skills. By the time D’Vorah Lansky’s Book Marketing Challenge invitation arrived in my e-mail, I was … Continue reading
Novel Series or Serialized Novel?
Recently, I settled down with my Kindle to read a book that was described as the first in a series. The opening scene was captivating, and the story drew me in immediately. I was zipping through the chapters, eager to … Continue reading
Seasoned Aspirer 