All Blog Posts Tagged 'readers' (5)

Summer is about to end? Autumn is knocking at the door? Take advantage of the unpleasant rainy weather and enter the latest BookRix Short Story Writing Contest for free: Tell your rain story and turn your wordsmith powers into positive cashflow and fame. Key Facts: - Write a story that has anything to do with rain, or Mr. Rain, or a dog named Rain, whatever. - Authors can win up to $1000 - Readers have the chance to win a Amazon voucher - No entry fee required – It’s free! Visit the… Continue

Writing, Readers, Guests, Blog Radio, even problems in New Zealand all on "A Book and a Chat with Kim Smith today. This morning at the last moment (owing to a guest no show) I was lucky enough to have writer, radio host and friend KIM SMITH as my guest on "A BOOK AND A CHAT" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Across-the-Pond Listen to my chat with Kim as we discuss, books, blog radio, guests, even troubles in New Zealand and a three year ol… Continue

This article initially appeared in the Author Exchange Blog hosted by Linda M. Faulkner on Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Author Exchange Blog ...Reviews with published authors, along with their articles, advice, and writing tips... Thick Skin and Rock-hard Confidence: Survival Tips from a Teflon Novelist - by Darden North, M.D. When I first decided to write a novel, my children were pre-teens and John… Continue

Summer Secret is the first book in the wonderful Christian fiction Sonshine Girls series, which is geared to tweeners and young teens. Issues that are raised include friendship, bullying, forgiveness, Christianity, cliques and peer pressure. There are four main characters that make up the Sonshine Girls. As I read, I could closely identify with Kristin and Charli. The author has done a fantastic job of capturing the moodiness and general camaraderie that girls often demonstrate. In the ba… Continue

Hey All, It's Official! The 'Quadruple A' (African American Authors in Atlanta) Literary Event will be held May 30, 2009 from 3-7p.m. at "The Artistry", 942 Peachtree St. NE, Atlanta, GA 30309. http://www.artistrylife.com/home Authors & readers will get to meet and mingle (and buy or sell books, of course.) I'm currently recruiting interested parties from several websites to participate. I will have more details on the author lineup as they come in. There will be light hors'dourves and a cas… Continue