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Adventures in Self-Publishing: A Guest Post by Ethan Jones
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 1 day 9 hours ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
Today, please welcome guest blogger Ethan Jones, as he talks about self-publishing and introduces his book that launches today, Arctic Wargame: My Adventures in Self-publishing First things first: Self-publishing is a lot of fun and a lot of work at the same time. It’s a venture into an ... (original story)
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For the Merry Month of Mae: Guest Blogger Angela Yuriko Smith
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 10 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
A while back I read a great indie book called the End of Mae, and made a friends with its author, Angela Smith. Now she has taken End of Mae, as well as her other book, No Money Marketing, done some polishing, some revisions, and re-released them both into the world. To celebrate she ... (original story)
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Of Farce and Fantasy: A Review of Magnus Opum
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 18 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
My Book Review of Magnus Opum by Jonathan Gould: Magnus Opum by Jonathan Gould is whimsical fantasy novel, that trips along the path fantastic. It takes a quiet approach to its storytelling, but also regales the reader with a frothy sprinkling of satire and wit. The book begins with an unlikely... (original story)
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Love and Circuses: A Review of The Midget's House
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 18 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
My Book Review of The Midget's House by Anita Bartholomew: I loved this book. Now I might have been a bit pre-disposed to enjoy it considering it’s full of things that interest me: ghosts, history and circus performers, but there is enough charm and grace in the book to entrance any reader. ... (original story)
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Interview with Caddy Rowland
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 27 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
Today, another author joins us for interview. Please welcome Caddy Rowland, author of The Gastien Series... 1. Why don’t you begin by sharing a little about yourself. Well, I have been published for less than a year. I had always wanted to write a novel, but put it on hold. You know, th... (original story)
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Spotlight on Socialpunk
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 35 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
Today, I'm playing host again, this time to author Monica Leonelle as she makes her way around the internet on a blog tour for her book Socialpunk (the first novel in the series). There are also prizes to won; to enter just use the Rafflecopter widget located on the bottom of this post. So he... (original story)
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A Bite of Crime: A Review of Half and Half
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 35 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
My Book Review of Half and Half by Betsy Miller: "It's Friday night at the local roadside diner when Roy stops in to fuel up for a night of gambling. He's got a bankroll, and the knockout at the bar just let him buy her a drink. It's boom or bust and the night is just getting started. Is Roy ... (original story)
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Interview with Sylvia Ramsey
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 44 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
Today a guest stops by for an interview. Please welcome author Sylvia Ramsey to the blog: 1- Why don’t you begin by sharing a little about yourself. Hello, my name is Sylvia L. Ramsey. Thank you for having me as a guest. I live in Georgia, but I grew up in a very rural area in Southeast... (original story)
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Guest Blogger Kenneth Weene: Doing Audios
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 44 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
Today we have a guest, author Kenneth Weene, who has dropped by to chat about a sometimes overlooked subject: books in audio format... Doing Audios by Kenneth Weene Lately I have fallen in love with SoundCould, a site to which you can upload your audios and which can be easily accesse... (original story)
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Paranormal Adventures: A Review of Bitten by K. Drollinger
Posted from A. F. Stewart's Blog 52 days ago
Fantasy Genre : writing fantasy
My Book Review of Bitten by K. Drollinger: Bitten by K. Drollinger is a reasonably entertaining and charming paranormal novel. It is freely sprinkled with vampires, werewolves and their friends, all traipsing through harrowing escapades and a bit of romance. Bitten is the sequel to Enthralled and ... (original story)
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