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Introduce Yourself: Introducing Guest Author Trish Hubschman.
Check out this post from the PBS blog introducing author Trish Hubschman.
Today, I’d like to welcome Trish Hubschman. Welcome to The PBS Blog! Let’s get started.
What is your name and where are you from?
I’m Trish Hubschman. I live on Long Island, NY.
What was your childhood dream?
Since sixth grade, 40 plus years ago, I wanted to be a published author.
Awesome. What skill would you like to master?
I’m not very good at navigating websites and blogs. That seems important in this business. I have to learn how to get around them better.
No worries. If you have the means, you can pay someone to do that for you ;-). Trish, what’s your favorite food?
Same as everyone else’s – – pizza and cheeseburgers.
Ha! Pizza is my husband’s fav. Let’s talk about writing a bit. When did you publish your first book? What was that like?
The first Tracy Gayle mystery novel, The Fire, was published in…
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Reprobation by Catherine Fearns
Check out this review of the book, Reprobation by Catherine Fearns, as featured on Linda’s Book Bag Blog
My enormous thanks to Ben Cameron at Cameron Publicity for sending me a copy of Reprobation by Catherine Fearns in return for an honest review.
Reprobation is published by Crooked Cat Books and is available for purchase here.
Reprobation
Are you one of the elect?
Dr. Helen Hope is a lecturer in eschatology – the study of death, judgement, and the destiny of humankind. She is also a Calvinist nun, her life devoted to atoning for a secret crime.
When a body is found crucified on a Liverpool beach, she forms an unlikely alliance with suspect Mikko Kristensen, lead guitarist in death metal band Total Depravity. Together, they go on the trail of a rogue geneticist who they believe holds the key – not just to the murder, but to something much darker.
Also on the trail is cynical Scouse detective Darren Swift. In his first murder case, he…
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This Week in Indie Publishing
Check out this post from my author blog.
Hello,
This was a relatively popular feature on my blog and I’ve decided to resurrect it. I will try to curate four to five interesting stories each week related to Indie Publishing. I hope you find them useful and enjoyable.
5 Tips for Self-Publishing a Book
Have you always wanted to see your words in print? Publishing a book used to be a drawn out, complicated process that was left only to the pros. Nowadays, it’s easier than ever to get your words out there thanks to self-publishing.
In the Kindle Store, 31% of all e-book sales were for self-published books. Those are good stats if you’re hoping to earn a living from writing alone. Whether you’re experienced in the world of publishing or this is your first project, here are 5 tips for self-publishing your book in no time.
1. Don’t Skimp on Editing
Editing your book is what…
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A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World by C. A. Fletcher Book Review. #BookBloggers #BookBlogger #FollowGriz #BookReview #Review #Mustread @orbitbooks @CharlieFletch_r
Check out this review of the book, A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World by C. A. Fletcher, from this post on The Tattooed Book Geek blog.
- A Boy and his Dog at the End of the World.
- C. A. Fletcher.
- 384 pages.
- Post-apocalyptic / Dystopian / Fiction.
- My Rating: Hell Yeah Book Review.
Book Blurb.
My name’s Griz. I’ve never been to school, I’ve never had friends, in my whole life I’ve not met enough people to play a game of football. My parents told me how crowded the world used to be, before all the people went away, but we were never lonely on our remote island. We had each other, and our dogs.
Then the thief came.
He told stories of the deserted towns and cities beyond our horizons. I liked him – until I woke to find he had stolen my dog. So I chased him out into the ruins of the world.
I just want to get my dog back, but I found more than I ever imagined was possible. More about…
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Celebrating Indie Publishing with Roz White
Check out this post Celebrating Indie Publishing with author Roz White from the Quiet Knitter Blog
Welcome along to another Friday here on The Quiet Knitter, and I am delighted to share an author feature with you! The author in the spotlight today is the lovely Roz White, so grab a cuppa and join us for a wee chat!
Roz has written several books, including a Steampunk Phantasy (book two is currently in progress) and the Sisterhood series which follows the lives of five transwomen. The Sisterhood is the first book of the series and was published in 2015, you can purchase a digital copy via Amazon UK.
Author Feature:
I’ve been writing stories since my earliest memories: my first masterpiece was two pages of foolscap – with illustrations – about a television programme of the time, and contained more uses of the word “then” than any other. I’d like to think I’ve improved just a little since then; after…
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Guest Writer Spot
Check out this post from Esther Chilton’s blog featuring author Geoff Le Pard.
This week’s Guest Writer is the fabulous Geoff Le Pard. Geoff has written several books, including novels, a memoir and short story collections. He has another entertaining collection of short stories coming out at the end of the month – Life in a Conversation, which is available to pre-order now. You’ll find a brilliant story from the collection below.
The Wisdom Of The Ages
By
Geoff Le Pard
The Frngg are
an unsuperstitious race, generally, except when it comes to the formalities and
procedures around dying. The one thing the Frngg are insistent upon is that
none of the accumulated wisdom of their people shall be wasted. If someone
knows which berries taste good and which turn your earlobes purple then they
want this passed down. One day someone will invent the biro and the ring binder
but until then the deathbed transfer will have to do.
Death…
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