Jacquie Biggar-USA Today Best-selling author
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writing tips on the road to becoming an author
I’m running out of time to prove the girl next door belongs with the billionaire.
Kathryn Jane shares an important post on the hopeless feeling we all face when it comes to scammers on the Sisterhood of Suspense #blog.
Congrats to Don Massenzio on his upcoming release, Kongo.com!
From one night… To nine months!
Sally Cronin shares one of my favorite reviews EVER on the Smorgasbord #blog. Thank you, Sally!
Ghosts are real. Well, technically speaking, maybe not. But the ones that haunt a man’s soul? Those are very real.
Hugh Roberts shares his take on the new Gutenberg Editor. Are you a fan or foe of the program? Any tips you'd like to share?
Meet the Author: Chris Cannon is the award-winning author of the Going Down In Flames series and the Boyfriend Chronicles. She lives in Southern Illinois with her husband and various furry beasts. She believes coffee is the Elixir of Life. Most evenings after work, you can find her sucking down caffeine and writing fire-breathing …
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The Sisterhood of Suspense #blog share lines with the theme- ENEMY
D. Wallace Peach is having a whale of a sale!
Mark Twain looking over a few of my books.
Pricing books is tough, especially for those of us who rely on our own efforts to market.
When I started writing, my overarching aim was to build a readership. I wanted to share my stories with the world, and as a result, every other goal took second place. Unfortunately, my dreams were quickly dashed. I had a publisher who controlled my prices and wasn’t willing to negotiate. The prices were high (in my opinion), and the publisher didn’t support giveaways or discounts. My sales were horrible. My entire royalty for my first year was $8.00. No one was reading my books.
After six titles, I canceled my contracts and indie-published all my books. Immediately, I lowered prices and ran routine giveaways. As I suspected, my readership grew, and though I was lightyears away from making a living as an author, my…
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A thought-provoking post on outdoor inspirations by Vicki Batman on The Sisterhood of Suspense #blog
No one is safe. And if they can’t overcome the past and learn to trust each other, they’re both dead.
An investigation without answers. A cover-up. A conspiracy. A betrayal. There is no turning back.
Sally Cronin writes a lovely poem on the evolution of writing
Blogging is alive and well.
One of my favorite reviews ever, and it’s for my book! Thank you, Staci Troilo!
Ciao, amici! I don’t know about you, but my to-be-read list is out of control. I’m a pretty fast reader, yet I’m adding books faster than I can devour them. And that’s on top of books that have already been waiting for a while. I try to read them in the order I downloaded them, but sometimes a favorite author or a sequel to a beloved series bumps up in the ranks.
That’s what happened this week.
I’m sorry to the authors who have been languishing in my TBR pile, but one of my downloads couldn’t wait. I’m a huge hockey fan. I start watching in the preseason, only missing games that conflict with the Steelers. And once football is over, the Penguins are all I have to cheer for until football rolls around again. (My Pirates have just been struggling too much to get excited about baseball.)
When a…
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New York Times bestselling author Donna Grant rounds up the hottest cowboys in Texas in her latest novel of no-holds-barred passion.
A beautiful, chilling poem by Anita Dawes
Image by Pixabay.com
What is this thing we call dreaming?
Is it an alternate reality we live during the dark hours?
Are others living out their moment before being born
Using our blank minds to imprint their time upon?
Should we take note of those dream moments?
Alas, we do not. We let them fall by the wayside
A possible message lost.
Not all dreams relate to the day before.
As has been said, there are strange moments
mixed in that you seem to recognise, but cannot place.
Faces, voices that you feel you have met before
Familiar attributes you feel comfortable with
Is each life no more than a giant spiders web?
Each silken thread pulled by a puppet master
That loves the dark dreams best
the ones we call nightmares…
The Sisterhood of Suspense share wonderful lines on MARRIAGE.
A wonderful tale of love from D. Wallace Peach- A must read!
Pixabay image by Marianne Sopala
I actually recorded this if you want to listen along.
by D. Wallace Peach
An elephant child, carefree and wild
Walked into the wintry woods
He followed fox tails and jackrabbit trails
Ignoring his mother’s “shoulds”
Of course, he got lost and chilled by the frost
As night began to fall
To his rump he sunk and tooted his trunk
But no one answered his call
Oh, that cold night, to the elephant fright
The clouds began to snow
He sniffled and shivered, shook and quivered
His nose he needed to blow
The blizzard swirled and snowflakes twirled
He plodded on wobbly knees
His head grew stuffy, the snow so fluffy
He blew out a honking sneeze
Losing hope, he started to mope
When in an evergreen tree
He spied a house, just right for a mouse
And he let go a…
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