Category Archive: Indie publishing

Jan 06

Destiny’s Mark Tour

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Monday launches the tour of my latest book in the Guardians of Eden Series, DESTINY’S MARK. I was thrilled to finish Tsu’s story and I hope reader and reviewers will like him as well. If you wish to follow along the tour for the option of prizes and freebies (yes, there are some I’m planning …

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Jun 07

Book Lovers Buffet

From June 8th to June 22nd BETRAYAL’S SHADOW, the Guardians of Eden Book 1, and DRAGON RIDER’S GIFT, the first book in the dragon rider trilogy, will be included in the Vacation Book Lovers Buffet. Over 150 romance novels will be on sale, each for the special Buffet price of 99 cents. Select from all …

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Jan 14

2012: Tied up in Names

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Okay, I’m a little late on the welcome to the new year thing. But since I do my review of year and goal setting in December, I was already moving on by January 3rd.  All my focus is on moving forward and the four books I have plan to finish and deliver this year. The …

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Dec 29

Indie Ebook Celebration until Dec 31st!

December 24th - 31st!

            The Women’s Literary Cafe is show hosting indie ebooks with great bargains. Check it out until December 31st at http://womensliterarycafe.com/  

Nov 02

YAs writing Young Adult, Hail the Artist, & ROW 80

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And here’s a shameless plug which has less to do with me than for kudos for a wonderful new artist. Virginia Greene had agreed to do several panels for my urban fantasy romance, Guardians of Eden books. These panels are added content to the stories and follow a graphic novel style of artwork. This one …

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Sep 27

Short Story publishing and Amazon Fire

This is primarily a writer posting. I’ve run across a few things I think are worth highlighting for fellow writers, though the last item is for readers as well. First I have a small segue so please bear with me. I spent this last weekend at the Baltimore Book Festival and participated on a panel …

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Sep 13

Indie Publication for Best Selling authors

Perhaps I should have phrased this as “bestselling authors who have decided to self-publish their backlists.” Not as sensational, but just as relevant. Turmoil churns in major writer’s organizations between those who feel self-published authors and the lack the professionalism in their work. Surprising to me, given that most of the indie authors I’ve spoken …

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