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(and Readers)
Here's where you can list your news events, helpful hints to others, names of helpful agents you've come across, and so on. Write your own text and submit it on the form. This is a moderated site, so I will review the messages before they get published. Whatever you feel others would be interested in, but Be Nice, okay.
List your coming book signings, announcements of an upcoming book or a newly published one. This is the page where you can tell everyone else about you and your materials. Yes, put in links or e-mail addresses in the text if you want them displayed.
In the form, put in the text exactly as you want others to read it. Put in your name exactly how you want others to see it.
Put in your e-mail address. It will be hidden; only the webmaster (me) will see it. However, you can put your e-mail in the text of your message IF you want others to see it. And, put in your website address if you want folks to go there.
Finally, use the verification code so we can eliminate all those nasty sp*mmers.
Enjoy.
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Jim Magwood wrote:
Congratulations, Jim. Time to break out the "champagne."
Jim Magwood
Author of SANCTION and THE LESSER EVIL (coming soon.)
http://www.JimMagwood.com
Jim Magwood
Author of SANCTION and THE LESSER EVIL (coming soon.)
http://www.JimMagwood.com
Saturday, September 4, 2010, 12:05 PM
Jim Woods wrote:
I've signed contracts for three new books with Champagne Books,Calgary; all three titles scheduled for Spring 2011 release. The primary is a 20-story short fiction collection, Cabbages and Kings, that will be released as an e-book first, followed by a print version in accordance with Champagne's usual practice. The companion two titles are novella length stories, "She Serpent," and "The Diamond Exchange," from the collection that will published separately as e-books.
Saturday, September 4, 2010, 10:07 AM
Rita Hestand wrote:
I just finished two new Western historical romances. They are at the publishers desk now. Better Off Without Her is a serial killer in the old west. And Always Remember has two heroines and two heroes, it is a family saga during the civil war. It won't be long.
Thursday, August 12, 2010, 01:41 PM
J. R. Lindermuth wrote:
Whiskey Creek Press has just published (July) Being Someone Else, fourth in my Sticks Hetrick mystery series, which is set in a (fictional) rural community near Harrisburg PA.
When an out-of-state reporter is found murdered in the restroom of a disreputable bar the tendency to violence spirals in the rural Pennsylvania community, and the investigative trail keeps bringing Hetrick and his team back to the family of a wealthy doctor who has come back to his hometown in retirement.
Hetrick and his protégé Officer Flora Vastine are joined by an old friend from his State Police days as they unravel old secrets and mysteries in a tale with as many shocking twists as a country road.
When an out-of-state reporter is found murdered in the restroom of a disreputable bar the tendency to violence spirals in the rural Pennsylvania community, and the investigative trail keeps bringing Hetrick and his team back to the family of a wealthy doctor who has come back to his hometown in retirement.
Hetrick and his protégé Officer Flora Vastine are joined by an old friend from his State Police days as they unravel old secrets and mysteries in a tale with as many shocking twists as a country road.
Thursday, August 5, 2010, 05:27 PM
Jim Magwood wrote:
I've been writing articles for Internet publication for name recognition and getting the book, SANCTION, out there. Thought you might be interested in seeing that the Tea Party Movement picked one up and re-published it to their readers, with attribution links to the book site. It hasn't caused a million or more readers to immediately buy the book yet, but, we'll see. Just click on the link or copy and paste it if you'd like to see it.
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TEA PARTY MOVEMENT: Freedom?
About the Author: Jim Magwood is the author of the international mystery novel, SANCTION. Visit him and SANCTION at his website, http://www.JimMagwood.com. Jim is also the webmaster of the site, The Author's Inn, dedicated to showcasing ...
TEA PARTY MOVEMENT - http://www.teapartyprotest.us/
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Best to all.
Jim
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TEA PARTY MOVEMENT: Freedom?
About the Author: Jim Magwood is the author of the international mystery novel, SANCTION. Visit him and SANCTION at his website, http://www.JimMagwood.com. Jim is also the webmaster of the site, The Author's Inn, dedicated to showcasing ...
TEA PARTY MOVEMENT - http://www.teapartyprotest.us/
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Best to all.
Jim
Thursday, August 5, 2010, 04:17 PM
Lucille Bellucci wrote:
More about dawgs. My story about a dog that came with our rented house in the south of Brazil has made the anthology titled My Dog Is My Hero, out in August. Several other contributors and I expect to read our stories in bookstores about then. My collection, Farrago: More Stories is out.
Monday, May 17, 2010, 05:05 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Created a new blog site where comments, recommendations, widgets, promos and reviews are welcome. Stop by and become a follower too!
http://kaylinmcfarren.blogspot.com/
http://kaylinmcfarren.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, April 20, 2010, 04:21 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Interested in receiving my monthly newsletter? Fun antidotes, recipes, recommended reads & contests - available only to subscribers! Send your email address to: kaylin@kaylinmcfarren.com
Thursday, April 8, 2010, 01:07 PM
Lucille Bellucci wrote:
My second collection, "Farrago: More Stories" will be out in April. More award-winning stories in there. And in October I will display my books at the NIBCA in Oakland, CA.
Monday, March 22, 2010, 02:11 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Just thought I'd let everyone know that Flaherty's Crossing is now available at Amazon.com.
http://www.amazon.com/Flahertys-Crossing-ebook/dp/B003B78HCW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&qid=1267983923&sr=8-1
http://www.amazon.com/Flahertys-Crossing-ebook/dp/B003B78HCW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=digital-text&qid=1267983923&sr=8-1
Monday, March 8, 2010, 03:53 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
The story behind Flaherty's Crossing can be found at: http://www.thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/
Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 12:51 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Need an e-Book reader?? Decided to include an e-Book reader in my amazing Virtual Book Tour contest. Here's the rules: anyone who posts comments on ALL of my book tour locations has an opportunity to win a Sony Pocket Reader valued at $180 - along with copies of Flaherty's Crossing and other great prizes. Simply visit the Events page on my website at http://www.kaylinmcfarren.com where you'll find a complete listing. Winners will be announced on March 28th. Good luck everyone!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010, 03:08 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
First, I want to say congratulations on all the accomplishments happening with books, blogs, tours, e books, and interviews! The excitement is high and that is a fantastic feeling!
Second, I'm back with another dog story in tow.. This one is entered in the Haiti fund raising contest. For each page written up to 35 pages, money is donated to the Haiti fund. CHEN AN YO PALE! is Haitian Creole for The Dogs Speak. This is a story about a boy and his dog caught in the rubble. The Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street is a series that deals with serious subjects humorously and a portion of the proceeds from print copies of Mandy The Alpha Dog to be given to animal rescue.
Chen An Yo Pale! is somewhat more serious than the other stories in the series, echoing some dire consequences but with a positive message. This is dedicated to the Haitian Children and can be read at http://www.bookrix.com/-paulashene
Second, I'm back with another dog story in tow.. This one is entered in the Haiti fund raising contest. For each page written up to 35 pages, money is donated to the Haiti fund. CHEN AN YO PALE! is Haitian Creole for The Dogs Speak. This is a story about a boy and his dog caught in the rubble. The Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street is a series that deals with serious subjects humorously and a portion of the proceeds from print copies of Mandy The Alpha Dog to be given to animal rescue.
Chen An Yo Pale! is somewhat more serious than the other stories in the series, echoing some dire consequences but with a positive message. This is dedicated to the Haitian Children and can be read at http://www.bookrix.com/-paulashene
Saturday, February 6, 2010, 02:10 AM
Gloria Cody wrote:
I am excited about my cookbook being out in the book stores March 10. I am so new to all this and so excitable right now. You can order my book from www.publishamerica.com
Monday, February 1, 2010, 07:44 PM
Jim Magwood wrote:
Jim and his first book, SANCTION, have been featured on the Fascinating Authors website, so go take a visit.
Profile - http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/author-profile-jim-magwood-sanction/
Favorite Chapter –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/favorite-chapter-jim-magwood-sanction/
Interview –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/interviews/jim-magwood-sanction/
Guest Blog –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/guest-blog-jim-magwood-sanction/
Profile - http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/author-profile-jim-magwood-sanction/
Favorite Chapter –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/favorite-chapter-jim-magwood-sanction/
Interview –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/interviews/jim-magwood-sanction/
Guest Blog –
http://www.fascinatingauthors.com/blog/guest-blog-jim-magwood-sanction/
Monday, February 1, 2010, 06:20 PM
Gloria Cody wrote:
I would love to hear some feedback from my cookbook. Readers and authors alike.
Thank you
Thank you
Monday, February 1, 2010, 03:53 PM
Jim Magwood wrote:
E-Books! The best way to be immediately reading the books you want.
NOW go to http://tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=978-1-60462-775-6 to download the SANCTION e-book by Jim Magwood and be reading it in minutes. An exciting international mystery about the chaos and terrorism in the world TODAY.
NOW go to http://tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=978-1-60462-775-6 to download the SANCTION e-book by Jim Magwood and be reading it in minutes. An exciting international mystery about the chaos and terrorism in the world TODAY.
Monday, February 1, 2010, 02:48 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
It's here!! Happy feet, happy feet! Flaherty's Crossing is now available in eBook format at http://www.champagnebooks.com.
Monday, February 1, 2010, 04:12 AM
Roy McConnell wrote:
Check out my brand new website at http://www.roymcconnell.com/. I plan to update it with some of my short stories and background on some of the characters from Mind Walker. As well as upcoming events and some snippets from upcoming books, but not spoilers.
Roy
Roy
Saturday, January 30, 2010, 04:12 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Will be participating in a mega Virtual Book Tour Feb 1 - March 26 to celebrate the launch of Flaherty's Crossing on Feb. 1st. Visit Kaylin's Event page at http://www.kaylinmcfarren.com for more information and for opportunities to win some amazing prizes!
Wednesday, January 27, 2010, 04:26 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Kaylin created a new website for her new book, Flaherty's Crossing, and would love to know what you think. http://www.flahertyscrossing.com
Thursday, January 14, 2010, 06:30 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
Since Digging Bones won third place in December 2009, I've had three stories being written - 2 are entered in the Family Story Contest at BookRix. THERE'S SOMETHING STRANGE... is again from the series Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street. The dogs are figuring out how to help Grandma cope with Grandpa who has Lewy Body Dementia - a relative of Alzheimer's. This is a humorous look at a serious subject. The adult book is called LEWY VS AL, A FIGHT TO THE FINISH. This is an inside look at the battle for a mind - a short story.
Both stories have gotten excellent reviews.
My husband has been diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia and I have first hand knowledge of this brain robber.
The link to the stories is http://bookrix.com/-paulashene
The third book is called THE MIDNIGHT CAPER, Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street and I hope to see this in print mid 2010.
Both stories have gotten excellent reviews.
My husband has been diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia and I have first hand knowledge of this brain robber.
The link to the stories is http://bookrix.com/-paulashene
The third book is called THE MIDNIGHT CAPER, Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street and I hope to see this in print mid 2010.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 10:59 AM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
More news!! Kaylin hits the airwaves! January 29th - 3pm (PST), 6pm (EST) Tune in to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/champagnebook where Kaylin will answer all your questions. :D
Thursday, January 7, 2010, 08:40 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
News update! Severed Threads won first place in Nashville RWA's 2009 Melody of Love contest and Flaherty's Crossing will be officially released on February 1st with 100% of my proceeds going to cancer research at Providence Medical Center. Check out http://www.kaylinmcfarren.com for details. :D
Thursday, January 7, 2010, 12:35 PM
Steven Nedelton wrote:
Hi Jim. Just got a five star review on my "Crossroads" from Midwest Book Review. Considering that they get 2500 requests a month and less than 700 get a review. Of those only so many get the Five Stars so, this means that "Crossroads" is indeed a good quality novel.
Friday, December 18, 2009, 07:18 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
Hi All! Wanted to let you all know what happened in the writing contest on Bookrix.com with Digging Bones - we came in third. I, of course, would have loved first but third is an honor especially since I'm one of the new kids on that block. I've been telling my son that he needs to darken his cartoons which go with my stories - one of the judges made that observation and he has now taken that to heart and is playing around with the on line paint box ~ only time will tell. Thanks to all of you who took the time to read and vote!
Thursday, December 17, 2009, 11:42 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
I'm Back! Just got our trailer video on Mandy The Alpha Dog. I was fortunate that Kirk Olsen who has a CD out of dog songs agreed to have one of his songs featured on the video. Here is the link:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iVySgw7m0Y&feature=youtube_gdata
If that is too much of a handful to type - go to the YouTube site and pull up Mandy the Alpha Dog.
The real girl is featured on there as well.
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iVySgw7m0Y&feature=youtube_gdata
If that is too much of a handful to type - go to the YouTube site and pull up Mandy the Alpha Dog.
The real girl is featured on there as well.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 09:25 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
Back again with update on the contest on BookRix.com ...Battle of Words V - Financial Crisis. Voting only goes until the 12th and I asked you all to read but in my sleep deprived state forgot to ask you to vote for Digging Bones. Joe Parente, an author on the site said: Digging Bones
Cute story. It's like an adult /child book with current thoughts and a 'how to fix the situation' story.
I like : 'Will I get more bone for my money?'
Thanks to all who've already read! Please vote.
Cute story. It's like an adult /child book with current thoughts and a 'how to fix the situation' story.
I like : 'Will I get more bone for my money?'
Thanks to all who've already read! Please vote.
Saturday, December 5, 2009, 11:12 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
I just entered a contest on BookRix.com to write a short story in the Battle of Words V - Financial Crisis. My story is a short with the subtitle of The Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street and is entitled, Digging Bones. It is 8 pages text with cartoon illustrations and as there is a $100 prize which I would like to be able to win and give to animal rescue. Could you please take the time to read the dogs point of view on the Financial Crisis. It can be found by just going to BookRix.com and entering Digging Bones. Thank you all..
Name: Paula Shene
E-mail: pshene@suffolk.lib.ny.us
Friday, December 4, 2009, 05:03 PM
A. Colin Wright wrote:
I should have mentioned under my main entry that "Sardinian Silver" has won a number of awards:
Winner of Pinnacle Books Award for Fiction
Honourable Mention in the San Franciso Book Festival,
Runner-up in the Fiction Category of the New York Book Festival
Finalist in the Regional Category of the Indie Award
It can be ordered at any Amazon site, iUniverse.com, any bookstore, www.Barnesandnoble.com and other on-line sites. See also www.sardiniansilver.com, www.acolinwright.ca and www.authorsden.com/acolinwright
Winner of Pinnacle Books Award for Fiction
Honourable Mention in the San Franciso Book Festival,
Runner-up in the Fiction Category of the New York Book Festival
Finalist in the Regional Category of the Indie Award
It can be ordered at any Amazon site, iUniverse.com, any bookstore, www.Barnesandnoble.com and other on-line sites. See also www.sardiniansilver.com, www.acolinwright.ca and www.authorsden.com/acolinwright
Friday, November 27, 2009, 10:11 AM
Paula Shene wrote:
MANDY THE ALPHA DOG'S sister site The Chronicles of The K-9 Boys and Girls on Locus Street was just invited to become a member of the DogTime Blog Network
Who is DogTime? DogTime is the largest online community of animal lovers with 27.8 million
unique visitors per month, 600 pet-focused websites and more than 350 blog network members.
Our community includes the best dog, cat, bird, fish, reptile and horse bloggers from
across the pet category.
So you can see we are very excited being included in this network!
Who is DogTime? DogTime is the largest online community of animal lovers with 27.8 million
unique visitors per month, 600 pet-focused websites and more than 350 blog network members.
Our community includes the best dog, cat, bird, fish, reptile and horse bloggers from
across the pet category.
So you can see we are very excited being included in this network!
Friday, November 27, 2009, 01:39 AM
Jim Magwood wrote:
Great article for all us aspiring authors. *7 Reasons Agents Stop Reading Your First Chapter.* Go to: http://www.authoradvance.com/blogs/lannecarrington/7-reasons-agents-stop-reading-your-first-chapter .
Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 05:12 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
I know that our administrator, Jim Magwood, has urged us to make use of Penny Sansevieri's postings and links.
I would like to second this and more! The wealth and knowledge in marketing [something we authors need to know even if we don't think we do!]and promoting carries even beyond the scope of the publishing world. I have already implemented some of her tips and each day am going back to the well for another cup of wisdom.
I strongly urge you to utilize this free service - a case in point where you are getting much more for your 'money' and your time in education will not be wasted.
I would like to second this and more! The wealth and knowledge in marketing [something we authors need to know even if we don't think we do!]and promoting carries even beyond the scope of the publishing world. I have already implemented some of her tips and each day am going back to the well for another cup of wisdom.
I strongly urge you to utilize this free service - a case in point where you are getting much more for your 'money' and your time in education will not be wasted.
Saturday, November 14, 2009, 02:38 PM
Jim Woods wrote:
I'll be displaying (and signing and selling) GUNSHOT ECHOES and my other books at the Santa Cruz Valley chapter of the Society of Southwestern Authors (SSA) book fair in Green Valley, Arizona, on December 5.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009, 10:56 AM
Richard Goldberg wrote:
R.Goldberg Author of "Strolok" a new Science Fiction Novel, will be doing a book signing at Books for Less in Buford, Georgia on Saturday November 21, 2009 from 1pm-4pm.
Monday, November 9, 2009, 10:18 PM
Roy McConnell wrote:
My novel Mind Walker has reached the top ten on the Barnes and Noble Rising Star series.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 05:42 PM
Jamel DuBois wrote:
Shadow Line Press, the contracted publisher of my collection, TWILIGHT AND DARKNESS,just notified me of the release date, April 2010. In the same mail the editor asked for my rear-cover blurbs and photo, and assures me the cover will be available to post here "shortly."
Monday, November 2, 2009, 10:05 AM
Lucille Bellucci wrote:
lots of interest growing in memoirs/essays, esp. short ones. The California Writers Club is holding several workshops in this topic. Memoirs.ink. runs contests. Worth looking into.
Monday, October 26, 2009, 05:20 PM
Paula Shene wrote:
I just read the previous news and feel a tad 'childish' in that my news seems small to these posting BUT I remind myself that I am writing for the younger crowd and small victories are big - Mandy the Alpha Dog was reviewed by two sisters in Texas [review can be seen on my Author Den site or at Amazon where Mandy is available to go home]. One youngster is slightly younger than the age group Mandy was slotted into and the other right in the middle - both girls like the jokes but got the message of the book.
And last night I had gone to my website Paul and Paula's Plaza Inc and after checking some stock - Mandy is on there too at a lower price just in time for the holidays - I decided to check Mandy The Alpha Dog and to check my name Paula Shene in the google listings. I was astonished. There were 20 pages [200 entries]pertaining to me - out of those 20 pages approximately 7 were someone else. After page 20 there were sporadic mentions with my name. Exposure, exposure, exposure...from NY to NZ...wow
And last night I had gone to my website Paul and Paula's Plaza Inc and after checking some stock - Mandy is on there too at a lower price just in time for the holidays - I decided to check Mandy The Alpha Dog and to check my name Paula Shene in the google listings. I was astonished. There were 20 pages [200 entries]pertaining to me - out of those 20 pages approximately 7 were someone else. After page 20 there were sporadic mentions with my name. Exposure, exposure, exposure...from NY to NZ...wow
Monday, October 26, 2009, 03:28 PM
Mike Walling wrote:
Here is a link to a Danvers Community Access Television show taped last week. I was interviewed about Bloodstained Sea and the producer cut in the complete Sinbad DVD. Hope you like it. http://origin.peg.tv/pegtv_player?id=T00910&video=3289
Saturday, October 24, 2009, 08:02 AM
Traci Hall wrote:
Congratulations to everyone on their great news!!
The second book in my Boadicea trilogy, Beauty's Curse, will be out November 1 - www.amazon.com - which means that I will be travelin' all over! November 7th I will be in Orlando, November 14th at the Miami Book Fair, November 28th at Starbucks, Dec 2 at Aunties in Spokane Washington, and in Coral Springs on the 19th of December. Pop on over to my website for current news and exact dates!
Thanks Jim!
The second book in my Boadicea trilogy, Beauty's Curse, will be out November 1 - www.amazon.com - which means that I will be travelin' all over! November 7th I will be in Orlando, November 14th at the Miami Book Fair, November 28th at Starbucks, Dec 2 at Aunties in Spokane Washington, and in Coral Springs on the 19th of December. Pop on over to my website for current news and exact dates!
Thanks Jim!
Wednesday, October 21, 2009, 07:54 PM
William Snyder wrote:
Wonderful ~ Wonderful ~ Wonderful...
HE works in wondrous ways leading me to your site. Doors will open providing the necessary access to share those words provided to author's of Author's Inn. From my heart to yours ~ thank you for the opportunity your site provides.
HE works in wondrous ways leading me to your site. Doors will open providing the necessary access to share those words provided to author's of Author's Inn. From my heart to yours ~ thank you for the opportunity your site provides.
Thursday, October 15, 2009, 06:37 PM
Lucille Bellucci wrote:
Having been last year's first-place winner of the Westside Story contest I was invited to be this year's judge. I am in the midst of reading the submissions and have learned much for myself. That old rule about being satisifed with the ending applies, over and over. It isn't so hard to be a judge because I am foremost a reader. But you know the hard part? Ranking the first three finalists. I wrote about the judging process in my blog on www.authorsden.com.
Thursday, October 15, 2009, 05:17 PM
Jim Magwood wrote:
Self-Publishing Expo Welcomes Penny as Speaker
Penny Sansevieri, who just happens to write our "A Word from Penny" articles, will be speaking at the Self-Publishing Book Expo on Saturday, November 7.
The first annual Self-Publishing Book Expo, at the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers, will bring national focus and attention to the fastest-growing segment of today's publishing industry. Unlike any other book exhibit, the Self-Publishing Book Expo will be the only event of its kind to highlight the books of self-publishing companies and their authors, and give them the prominence and prestige they deserve.
For more information, visit the website: http://www.selfpubbookexpo.com, or contact conference organizers at: info@selfpubbookexpo.com or (212) 353-3478.
Reprinted from "The Book Marketing Expert newsletter," a free ezine offering book promotion and publicity tips and techniques. http://www.amarketingexpert.com
Penny Sansevieri, who just happens to write our "A Word from Penny" articles, will be speaking at the Self-Publishing Book Expo on Saturday, November 7.
The first annual Self-Publishing Book Expo, at the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers, will bring national focus and attention to the fastest-growing segment of today's publishing industry. Unlike any other book exhibit, the Self-Publishing Book Expo will be the only event of its kind to highlight the books of self-publishing companies and their authors, and give them the prominence and prestige they deserve.
For more information, visit the website: http://www.selfpubbookexpo.com, or contact conference organizers at: info@selfpubbookexpo.com or (212) 353-3478.
Reprinted from "The Book Marketing Expert newsletter," a free ezine offering book promotion and publicity tips and techniques. http://www.amarketingexpert.com
Thursday, September 17, 2009, 01:28 PM
Kaylin McFarren wrote:
Kaylin McFarren's newest manuscript, Severed Threads won first place in Utah RWA's 2009 Great Beginnings Contest, and is a finalist in both the 2009 Heart of the West Contest and the Nashville RWA's 2009 Melody of Love Contest. Fingers crossed. She also signed with Black River Media to present Flaherty's Crossing to television and movie executives.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009, 10:59 PM
