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Author David A. Cleinman and his Toys In The Attic

Author Dave A. Cleinman stopped by recently to discuss his novel, Toys In The Attic. Tell us about your latest novel Toys In The Attic is the story of a [More…]

Blue Valley Author Christine Rice on Hailing Taxis

Today I am continuing my series of author interviews with Christine Rice, author of Blue Valley. Are you a full time writer, or do you still have a “day” job? [More…]

Dream of Writing? It is Within YOUR Power

I recently did an interview with David Gaughran that received a lot of attention, so I thought I would share it in my blog as well. Hope that you enjoy [More…]

Guest Interview with Valerie Maarten

With my recent publication, I have found another passion – encouraging other writers! As I hear from more and morewriters and would-be writers via email, I realize the importance of [More…]

#37 on Amazon’s Movers & Shakers List

Amazon Bestsellers Rank : #326 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store) #15 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Fiction > Genre Fiction > Mystery & [More…]

Writing: What’s Your Purpose?

I’m a Christian. And before you get all creeped out and run, let me tell you that I am not trying to convert you. Your faith or lack thereof is [More…]

Cheryl Shireman Interview by Kipp Poe

Since there seems to be quite a bit of interest in some of the interviews I have been doing about my experiences as an Indie writer, I decided to include [More…]

#3 in Movers and Shakers on Amazon. What!?!

Yesterday afternoon, I turned on my computer to check sales for my novel, . The novel was published a little over three months ago, and I am thrilled to write [More…]

Indie Publishing: Top Ten Things I Have Learned

One of my primary reasons for starting this blog was to share my journey as an Indie writer with you. If you are an Indie writer, I hope you will [More…]

East of Eden and Me? (or #99 in Literary Fiction – What?)

This is going to be a short entry. For, you see, it is very difficult to write (or even see) when you are alternately crying and laughing. For today, at [More…]