A Ton of Gold (Crystal Moore Suspense Book 1)
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Blog postThe answer is basically the same as one would give to, “Why do I need an editor?”
The answer is simple. We cannot see our own mistakes.
There are three reasons for this. One, we may not know we’re making a mistake. Unless we are very experienced in writing in the specific area of our current work, there are things we may not know or understand. For instance, if I write a mystery, there will be certain police or medical procedures I don’t know about. Some I will research. Other -
Blog postMany years ago, I was teaching in a private school. One year I was sponsor of what many of the faculty labeled as the most difficult of the senior classes. Actually, I found them to be a very energetic and imaginative group, perhaps less concerned with the rules than most, and certainly less studious. But they were interesting, fun and goodhearted. I never had a problem with any of this class.
So it was no great surprise when they proposed holding a greased pig chase as a fund ra -
Blog postToday’s guest blogger is Donna Schlachter. She lives in Denver with husband Patrick, her first-line editor and biggest fan. She writes historical suspense under her own name, and contemporary suspense under her alter ego of Leeann Betts. She is a hybrid publisher who has published a number of books under her pen name and under her own name. Donna is also a ghostwriter and editor of fiction and non-fiction, and judges in a number of writing contests.
A couple of years ago, I had -
Blog postWe were complaining some time back that both of us needed to go see the eye doctor. My wife needed to have her glasses changed for a new prescription and I needed to get glasses.
Then we met Rudolfo.
Rudolfo is blind. But he has a beautiful voice. He walks along the Malecôn, a mile-long wide walk along the beach in Puerto Vallarta. He has a small device strapped to his chest. It amplifies music from a recorder the size of a cell phone. Maybe it is a cell -
Blog postFirst a quick note: Today the Kindle version of A Ton of Gold, the Crystal Moore Suspense book #1, is FREE. Check it out at www.fkbt.com or at http://amzn.to/1UTY0Tv. No strings. Just a great book for free.
A Ton Of Gold is one of those riveting novels that grabs the reader’s total attention from beginning to end. A deftly woven story populated with memorable characters, “A Ton Of Gold” is a superbly crafted and entertaining mystery and documents author James R. Call -
Blog postToday’s guest is a retired newspaper editor, J. R. Lindermuth. He lives and writes in a house built by a man who rode with Buffalo Bill Cody. He has published 16 novels, including six in his Sticks Hetrick crime series, plus a non-fiction regional history. His short stories and articles have been published in a variety of magazines. He is a member of International Thriller Writers and is a past vice president of the Short Mystery Fiction Society. He currently serves as librarian of
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Blog postToday, Steve Sabatka, talks about growing up watching the early animated movies when each scene would require twenty-four graphic panels for a single second of a movie. Steve lives in Newport, Oregon and teaches at Newport High School. Steve writes short stories (has won the NETWO short story contest one year) and in 2016, published a young adult novel about teenagers finding a … well, I’d better let Steve tell you.
I was five years old, watching that classic old flick, King K -
Blog postTalented and prolific writer Jim Ainsworth has a book launch of two books at the same time. (I said he was prolific.) It will be from 5 to 8 p.m. March 28 at the A&M-Commerce (Texas) Alumni Center. Because it is unusual to do two books at once, I’ve asked Jim to tell us the story behind the covers of the two books. Very interesting.
Circle of Hurt – We worked diligently to come up with real photos that matched my description of the general s -
Blog postA few years ago, my wife and I were in Oklahoma to remodel a house we owned on some acreage. Much work needed to be done. There was an enormous room that could be converted into two good sized bedrooms. We needed to remodel one of the bathrooms and completely redo the kitchen – new cabinets, new hot water heater, and on and on.
The house is in a thinly populated area, with few close neighbors. We were quite surprised one day when a man walked into the house and started watching our ef -
Blog postJean Lauzier loves to play in all the different genres, but especially mystery and fantasy.
She is a member of several writer’s groups and president of the East Texas Writer’s Association. When not writing,
she enjoys reading, trying to grow bonsai trees, training dogs, editing, and mentoring other writers.
“Fictional characters are made of words, not flesh; they do not have free will, they do not exercise volition. They are easily born, and as easily k
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