This end of month post is a little different. The emphasis isn’t quite on the idea of an ‘author’ as much as it is on as the person who exists as the person who ‘writes’. My emotions are at the forefront leading me into this post. For us in Australia it is the month where […]
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The March Chilling with Books Corner and Author Spotlight on C. R. Alam
Procrastination is a dirty word. March arrived and is now leaving. It is so hard to believe it is the end of month but then think I have lived in a daze for the last thirty days. Correction, I know I am living in some alternative reality called procrastination. I started a new job, said […]
Continue readingThe November Chilling with Books Corner, spotlighting, and sharks
My normal well-prepared blogger persona went out the window this month. Getting my revised copy of Unexpected Obsession out there was not without difficulties but I managed and the sheer pleasure of giving it a new lease on life carried me through. Well, it did until disaster struck. I won’t bore you but for two […]
Continue readingThe October Chilling with Books Corner and Author Spotlight on Maria Ann Green
The end of this month has come far too quickly. I’m pretty sure I lost track of the days as soon as my book was ready to go up into outer space but instead took a dive into the ocean. Me and technology, a partnership made in, well, who knows? I certainly don’t but I […]
Continue readingMemories, and the ghosts who come to visit bringing a haibun
Japanese Poetry holds the essence of a story with love and brevity.
Continue readingThe September Chilling with Books Corner and Author Spotlight on Bekah Berge
I love Indie Authors. They are such a supportive community, and it is support that helps us to survive the frustrations and too often testing life of a writer. They work hard not only at their craft but at all the things that publishing involves. Sometimes those things are harder than putting pen to paper. […]
Continue readingMeet Dakota and the New Vamp in town courtesy of author Julia DeBarrioz
I love paranormal and am particularly partial to vampires and romance but not at the cost of the story. Contrary to the belief the vampire trend has diminished I think readers are just more finicky in their choices these days. It’s not about trends; it’s about providing a unique flavour. Let’s face it, original is […]
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