by Robert Bucchianeri . . . Sam Ravello, a singer-songwriter living on Cape Cod, tries to help a young Romanian woman and her little boy and becomes entangled in a sinister plot involving corruption, blackmail, and a violent criminal underworld. The mystery Sam solves is sadder than any song he’s ever written, a dirge about […]
by Victoria C. Slotto . . . Claire thought she was done with fear. She knows fear intimately. She’s lived it. And survived, so far. The fear she knows is subtle and pervasive – like a slow tug – the loss of control that takes over when you’ve been caught in the arms of a
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Journey of the Fledglings, First in a Series Synopsis: A new division is forming in the League of Ascenders. 12 new fledglings are each on a journey to discover who they really are, why they have powers, and what they’re called to do. Along the way, they meet, find love unexpectedly, and then discover that they’re
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Book One: The Cage Four students: thrown together in a high school summer class. Tyrell tells of a dream he’s been having, a girl needs help. Sam realizes she’s getting the same information, from her own sketches! Where is this information coming from? What is the Blue Group to do about it? Join Ty, Tiff,
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Write it once. Send it many many places. That’s my philosophy of blogs. And with all the apps making it easy to feed a blog from one place to another, it’s just crazy to let it appear in all its glory just once and once only on your website. Make that blog work for you
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One of the biggest gifts of the huge changes in the publishing world is the access writers now have to distribution channels. And chief amongst these channels for the indie writer is Amazon and its print partner, CreateSpace. These are powerful distribution and marketing channels. As I was talking with a writer yesterday, I realized
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Copy-editing Drama I’ve heard it said that success is in the details, in those small decisions, those unsexy bits of minutiae and countless day-to-day choices — or, in the case of a writer, in the thousands of page-to-page decisions made in every story or every chapter of a book. And in details such as copy-editing and
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Charles Nemitz’s Young Adult fiction cover for The Obsidian Pebble by RA Jones captures the story’s haunted house and the mysterious attic window. An original design by Charles Nemitz, the cover was produced for ebook and print versions.
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Rotations Daniel Davenport has the unique ability to rotate himself to an alternate world. He’s kept the ability hidden, but not well enough. Forces are threatening his family, determined to learn how he does it. Daniel is forced to risk it all to help them, but along the way learns his ability might not be
Guilherme Gustavo Condeixa has designed more than 150 book covers and his artwork is featured in many of them, in a variety of countries, including Portugal, England, Scotland, Angola, USA and Australia. His work is also featured in the first issue of Apropos Literary Journal, run by a group of senior English majors at the University of Mary Washington.
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