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Latest Posts- Win a Paperback Copy of TenderloinIn a couple of weeks, I’ll be releasing the latest Abby Kane FBI thriller. Yeah! It’s long over due and I’m happy to finally get the book out. To celebrate, I’m giving away five copies of the paperback. Just follow … Continue reading →
- The Author Exploitation BusinessReblogged from David Gaughran: Writing is a glamorous occupation - at least from the outside. Popular depictions of our profession tend to leave out all the other stuff that comes with the territory: carpal tunnel syndrome, liver failure, penury, and … Continue reading →
- The Wonderful World of Suzie Won… Err, I Mean Street FoodI’m here. It took me a bit longer to get the first blog out, but I promised to share my adventures in Bangkok. Slowly but surely, I’ve been able to explore the city, which was difficult when I first arrived. … Continue reading →
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Category Archives: Authors
The Author Exploitation Business
Reblogged from David Gaughran: Writing is a glamorous occupation – at least from the outside. Popular depictions of our profession tend to leave out all the other stuff that comes with the territory: carpal tunnel syndrome, liver failure, penury, and … Continue reading
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Paper Towels. Finasteride. Freeway.
Andrew Gall is my guest today and he has one thing he wants to talk about: Lists. Why? Because he wrote the greatest bucket list book ever, Make Your Own Bucket List: How To Design Yours Before You Kick It. … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Guest Posts
Tagged andrew gall, bucket list, Finasteride, McSweeney, ogilvy & mather, Propecia
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Amazon Ranks Authors
I’m currently ranked #29 in Police Procedurals. Wowza! I’d like thank all my readers for making this possible. You guys are great.
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Tagged amazon, author ranking, darby stansfield, police procedural, Ty Hutchinson
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Tripoli’s Target Cover and Excerpt
Ethan Jones has released an excerpt to his upcoming novel, Tripoli’s Target. Tripoli’s Target Cover and Excerpt.
Ethan Jones Launches Arctic Wargame
Today I have Ethan Jones on my blog answering questions about his bad ass spy thriller. As a bonus, Ethan has been kind enough to offer free copies of the book in Kindle, epub or pdf format. First ten to email him … Continue reading
Learn How To Make Loco Moco
I’ve been meaning to blog about this for some time now. I love trying new foods and if you’re the same, then you’ll know why I’m excited. Recently I had the opportunity to help put together a cookbook with a bunch … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Books, Dine With Us
Tagged authors, Cookbook, Dine With Us, indie writers unite, Loco Moco, Recipe
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My Year As A Published Author
During the summer of 2009, I decided to write a book. Just the thought was enough to make me feel all giddy inside. Crazy, huh? I don’t know why. I had never written a book before, nor had I ever … Continue reading
James Patterson Still The Thriller King
Okay, it’s no secret that I admire the heck out of James Patterson. And it’s not because we have a lot in common. The guy is simply one of the best at what he does. He’s an awesome storyteller. He … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, forbes magazine, highest paid, james patterson, thrillers
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Interview with a Mad Author – Kate Grace
Welcome to another edition of Mad Author. This is where I talk to Madison Avenue’s finest ad people who have authored books. My guest today is the lovely and talented, Kate Grace. First off, I want to congratulate you on … Continue reading







