Seasons and Greetings
Happy Holidays! With Thanksgiving still digesting, we are packing away the cornucopias and unpacking the snowmen and reindeer. And just as the calendar changes, so do the seasons. Our weather… Read more »
Category: Kindle
2023
WELCOME TO 2023! I think it would be safe to say that our lives – collectively and individually – have been forever altered by the events affecting our world over… Read more »
“Valuable things should be paid for.”
Closing out 2014: Thoughts on Publishing I begin with this quote by vocal artist Taylor Swift. While I am not a particular fan of Ms. Swift, I immediately identify with… Read more »
Friday Book (& Other) News: Do We Still Love the Nook?
I used to make sure that every book I had out there was available on the Nook (and I still want to type that lower case but can’t make myself… Read more »
Friday Book News: Is Free Good for Us?
What’s going on this week? Well, in MY bookstore, Ever & Always debuted in paperback at Amazon. Putting out a print copy is no small feat — just ask any… Read more »
Friday Book News: Contest!
It’s been a great week! Ever & Always successfully launched at Amazon Kindle Store, and the paperback will be available next week; ebook is also up at Smashwords in a… Read more »
I Like Them!
Once, when I was working (term loosely used, here) in sales, I was told by some trainer/superior/mentor that that key to successful selling is liking your product. If you don’t… Read more »
New (Re-)Release! STARFIRE by Anne Carter
This story started out as an experiment. I wanted to write in first-person POV, but didn’t want to commit to a full-length novel. It ended up being fun to write,… Read more »
Giving it All Away
WARNING: Rant is eminent. So, what’s up with all these generous authors, making their ebooks free or 99 cents? When I recently published with Amazon’s KDP program, I was offered… Read more »
At Long Last: New Release!
I began Unmasking Paulie Bingham at least three years ago, possibly four. I finished it quickly then put it away. I wasn’t sure there was a market for this sort… Read more »