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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Author Interview: Markie Madden
I want to welcome author Markie Madden who is with us today and has kindly agreed to an interview. GP: Tell us about yourself what do you do when you aren’t writing? MM: When I’m not writing, I’m marketing or … Continue reading
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The Perils of Copy Paste
Ever sent and email that never arrived? I did that just the other day and it wasn’t the first time. I had asked for someone’s email address and they gave it to me. I did a simple ‘copy and paste’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Amusing anecdotes, computers, humor, smart phones, social media, Technology users problems
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Book Review: Risk It All by Scarlett Finn
Risk It All is the second of Scarlett Finn’s Risk series. I have to say that though the book contains some sex, it is much tamer than others of her books I’ve read. The romantic hero is tender and gentle to … Continue reading
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Author Interview with Scarlett Finn
I would like to thank author Scarlett Finn for being here with us today. Welcome Scarlett. GP: Tell us about yourself what do you do when you aren’t writing? SF: I’m pretty much always writing. Even if I’m not … Continue reading
Quilting, Reading, and Time Management
Recently I’ve not been quilting as much as I’d like. The weather was so nice that most of the summer very little progress was made in my quilting room. I did help my granddaugther make a baby quilt for her … Continue reading
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Book Review: Angel Within by Julie Nicholls
Angel Within is the second of Julie Nicholls Fallen Angels trilogy. Kia is the monarch of the kingdom with Eloise at his side and their subject’s believe he is a just and fair ruler. But an evil that no one can identify … Continue reading
Author Interview: Julie Nicholls
I want to welcome the talented author and artist Julie Nicholls today. HI, Thank you for having me. GP: Tell us about yourself what do you do when you aren’t writing? JN: When not writing, I make artwork. I’m … Continue reading
Reading, Writing and Critiques
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Tagged #IndieBooksBeSeen., Author tips, beta reading, editing, indie authors
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Consorting with Writers; a hazardous pastime
Originally posted on sharpwittedfl:
As the title suggests, consorting with writers can be hazardous. Really. Once I start ‘hanging’ with this particular crowd, I find a plethora of issues cropping up. For instance, I may find myself using words in conversations which my co-workers and friends have Google as soon…
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Ten things I’ve learned from my copyeditor
Originally posted on Ana Spoke, author:
Despite being the single highest cost of self-publishing so far, the copyedit will be the one expense I will never regret. That would have been the list if this article was entitled “A single…
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