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Blog postAuthor Scott Pixello One of the joys of writing is the constant opportunity to play with words, Scott Pixello uses this fascination to entertain himself…and us…
Shirley Burly and other Stories For those who enjoy history and a clever play on words, Scott Pixello‘s Shirley Burly and other books looks quite entertaining…
Meet Shirley Burly: Thirteen, half-Turkish, a little overweight and obsessed with Sherlock Holmes. Oh yes, and she’s just been told she’s ‘on th -
Blog postChildhood Wishes turn into Grownup Kisses “…and it all began with a key.”
Wishing, Everyone, a wonderful Valentines’ Day! from Albion’s sweethearts Esme and Stone …and may all your love stories come true!
“Be My Valentine!” Happy Valentines’ Day from our grownup sweethearts Esme and Stone – #Childhood #Wishes turn into #Grownup #Kisses – “And it all began with a Key” https://amzn.to/2DcoOzM
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Blog postRe: MY FATHER’S MAGIC
I am so pleased to announce that even though I didn’t win the Award for Genre Fiction, the commentary from the Judge is nothing short of thrilling. These long years of hard work, teaching myself to write creatively rather than technically has proven to be a success. I am so grateful to receive such wonderful feedback from a Writer’s Digest Judge.
Please read on…I hope it will encourage you to read Esme’s story, MY FATHER’S MAGIC, the first book in -
Blog postShe crept along the corridor Taking care to keep footsteps quiet
Her breathing soft
Her ears keen, listening for voices,
They said they were going out But not to her
She was invisible,
A nonexistent entity
Her sole purpose to do their bidding
And disappear
The house was empty Except for her,
All was silent but the kitchen clock,
She was alone, finally
She loved these times
By herself, no one watching < -
Blog postAnother 5-STARS for The Hamptons My review of Tina-Marie Miller’s latest release – FAME and FORTUNE
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Hi Ellie, thanks for joining us! I just finished Hounded and Hounded2 and you made the zombie world your own personal playground. Both were so well-done and truly had an original edge to them, especially considering you approached it from the aspect of man’s best friend becomes a killing machine.
Zombie Dogs Is there a story behind your choice of zombie dogs? Do you have dogs? I know I’d be shattered if our sweetheart of a dog, Jimmy, turned into a zombie.
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Blog postReaders are Wild about Kevin Ansbro’s Magical Realism Novel – The Fish That Climbed a Tree Now available on Amazon US and Amazon UK
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Blog postOccasional Beasts: Tales and Other Thoughts This morning our interview is with John Claude Smith, author of the latest bestseller, Occasional Beasts: Tales. Welcome, John Claude, and thank you for being here.
I think I’ve read every book you’ve published since The Dark is Light Enough for Me. Your books are always horrifically fun and intriguing in a slightly messy and unnerving sort of way.
So, tell us…who is John Claude Smith?
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Blog postWinner of the Award of Literary Excellence and Author of Flipping, A Mother’s Heart, and Love, A Tangled Heart, announces her latest novel, The Lovelock
Please meet Author Eichin Chang-Lim Welcome, Eichin, and thanks for doing this interview!
ECL: Hello Ingrid, great to be here.
The LoveLock When your book, The LoveLock came out, you immediately grabbed my attention with the cover and then drew me in with your book description. The LoveLock is such a captivating, -
Blog postJimmy 2003 – 2018 Isn’t it strange how the loss of a furry family member hurts as much, if not more, than the passing of a human loved one? But these animals are often such an important part of our lives, it’s no wonder we mourn their loss.
When I think of our dog, Jimmy, as the one-week anniversary of his passing approaches, I remember the constant vigil he always kept between my husband and me. And, how he would strategically place himself so he could see or hear us bot
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