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The Writer by J.C. Maetis (Book Review #660)
The Writer is a historical fiction set in the 1938’s. The story is about Mathias Kraemer, Johannes Namal, and Josef Weber. Three protagonists at a time and age where one has to write in order to live, the other lives just to be able to write and the latter, is the source for them to do so. Read More
The Resilience Way: Overcome the unexpected and build an extraordinary life… on your own terms! By Kelly Ann McKnight (Book Review #659)
The Mighty Book Review By Whitney Rines
The Mighty Book Review By Whitney Rines
Word of mouth, platform, promotion, and marketing in general. All of this is important to the success of any author, but none so important as the mighty Book Review. It sets the standard for what others think about our work and gives them a bit of insight into us as writers. It draws or repels potential readers, with what we hope is always an honest opinion of our previous readers. Book Reviews bring more attention to an author’s work than anything else, because they tell the story of our stories from the reader’s point of view. Read More
Why Your Inner Voice Can Be Your Biggest Challenge — Or Advocate By Alison Robertson
Why Your Inner Voice Can Be Your Biggest Challenge — Or Advocate
By Alison Robertson
People often ask me what was my motivation for writing my book. As a personal development coach, I wanted to branch out into public speaking. I was told the best way to make that happen was to write a book. To say that put a giant pit in my stomach would be an understatement. I’d never written more than an essay and now I needed a book?!
A little chat with Jim Christina
A little chat with Jim Christina
- What’s your favorite thing you have written? Jonah Blue and Jefferson’s Chance
- What’s your favorite thing that someone else has written? The Cain Mutiny
- What are you working on writing now? The Longest Night (Novel)
- Do you have a favorite food or drink that helps you write? Martinis. One of the three necessary food groups.
- What’s your favorite kind of music? Acoustic Vocal
- Forest, country, beach, or city? Country
- What movie can you watch over and over again? 1970s Monte Walsh
- What would you like people to know about being an Indie author? It gives you certain freedoms, yet shackles you when it comes to promotions.
- When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? I have no clue…I don’t think I’ve grown up yet.
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