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Beyond The Moon by Catherine Taylor (Book Review #695)

Posted on April 21, 2020 by Jeyran Main

Beyond the moon is a mixture of first world war literary, historical fiction with a mix of time travel and love story. The story is about Louisa, who is sadly burying her grandfather. The loss hits her badly, and as she drowns in the… Continue Reading “Beyond The Moon by Catherine Taylor (Book Review #695)”

Category: Fiction, historical fictionTags: art, British historical literature, feminism, historical fiction, mental illness, Time travel romance, world war

The Problem of Finding a Book Cover by S. N. Lemoing

Posted on May 13, 2018 by Jeyran Main

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The problem of finding a book cover As an indie author, I have to do a lot of things by myself, and finding a good cover is one of our worst nightmares – unless you’re skilled at graphic design. For those of us who… Continue Reading “The Problem of Finding a Book Cover by S. N. Lemoing”

Category: Guest BlogTags: book cover, book cover design, book designer, book editing, character writing, diversity, feminism, how to find a book cover, male models, the hawkeye initiative, The problem of finding a book cover, writing, writing books