Other than IABE, there are a plethera of book events you should be at. Whether selling your books, or buying without shelf control, these events are a MUST for word lovers everywhere. Writers On The River is hosted by Healing With Words, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit. Proceeds benefit Thistle Farms thistlefarms.orgSaturday, July 15th 2023Website: www.writersontheriver.com - Tickets and apparel... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Robin Reardon
1. For new readers, what genre do you write? All my stories feature gay characters primarily, though I often include characters from other groups under that colorful rainbow umbrella: bi, gender queer, intersex, trans—the list goes on. My early works—novels one through eight—featured gay teens. But my Trailblazer series, as well as my newest novel (For Love... Continue Reading →
January Reads
Welcome to 2023! Inspector Ron Atkinson returns to solve the case of, ‘The Body in the Park’, in this light-hearted comedy-mystery, joined by his impetuous partner Malcolm. They set forth on another rip-roaring adventure amidst the pandemic, in the picturesque town of Mill Hill, a leafy suburb of London. As the investigation unfolds, we question was this only an accidental death? Who... Continue Reading →
December Reads
Molly O'Brien is a spitfire. She co-own a successful salon with her best friends and is living that single girl life. She's got a smart mouth, a warm heart and a string of terrible dates trailing behind her. After she meets sexy fireman, Brenden Clarke, she starts to think her luck with dating may have... Continue Reading →
Writer Resources: Marketing That Works.
Its sad when the only messages you get are from "book promoters" claiming you'll sell hundreds of books. They'll flash numbers at you and show you a few other books that were "successful", but should you know better? Yes, you should! Just like most things in life, its too good to be true! 95% of... Continue Reading →
Write Better: Author Autographs
Tell me, what do you anticipate a doctors handwriting to look like? While you hope to be able to read the ink on the page, there is a reason doctors are primarily digital with notes, and anything that was once noted by hand. I can remember watching pharmacists squint trying to make letters out of... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Kelsey Hodge
What genre/s do you write most? I write contemporary and fantasy romance. When did you know you had a story to tell? I was discussing writing with a friend and an idea hit and I need to write my character story. What inspires you to write? Wanting to tell the world my stories What is... Continue Reading →
November Reads
ALMOST HUMAN ~ The First SeriesIn this paranormal fantasy, chapters alternate between a vampire and a young woman, as they join an ensemble cast to navigate difficulties of addiction and desire; perils of zombies and vampires; and struggles with abuse, morality and... college. The ALMOST HUMAN series must be read in order - the addiction... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Grant Atherton
What is your genre? I write m/m crime fiction. I guess you'd call them cozy mysteries. The protagonist in my current series is a Forensic Psychologist and body language expert who aids his partner, the local Police Chief, with crime scene analysis and suspect interviews. I've always had a fascination with what makes people tick... Continue Reading →
October Reads
Party girl Anna is out for a good time, drinking and dancing with her friends. She doesn’t have a care in the world.And she’s just about to make the worst decision of her entire life.Rock musician Dwayne has just played another frustrating gig to a less than full house of folks who couldn’t care at... Continue Reading →