Category: Anjuelle Floyd Author Blog
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Kimberly Cain | Author, Musician, Artist
HEAVEN, a novel (& music CD) by Kimberly Cain 2010 Heaven is a novel about the nature of God as seen through the eyes of an exotic dancer. It is a story of healing the perceived separation between the sacred & the sexual self. The modern-day Eve is intent on questioning accepted religious norms and…
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Radio Show | Mingmei Yip
Author, Mingmei Yip, will discuss her recent novel, “Petals from the Sky”. Mingmei has also written “Peach Blossom Pavilion”. So tune in.
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Why Do I Write and What is My Process? | Eliza Earsman
About the Author: Scottish Ritual Freemasonry: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar! There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in www.elizaearsman.com and the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com affect us all. I have done much to enhance international communication. In 2005 I made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A…
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Anjuelle Floyd as Guest Blogger @ “Project to Published”
Take a peak at my guest blog in the series Project to Published at The Thirteenth Chime/Emma Michaels’ Blogspot . Emma Michaels is the author of The Thirteenth Chime about a college coed prepared to graduate, enjoy a relaxing summer with her friend, and marry, but whose world is turned upside down when an antique…
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Radio Show | Deanna Raybourn
Author Deanna Raybourn, returns to discuss her 5th and recent publication, and the 4th in the Lady Julia Grey series. Deanna is the author of the Lady Julia Grey Series that include: Silent in the Grave, Silent in the Sanctuary, Silent on the Moor and The Dead Travel Fast”. So tune in. Listen to previous…
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Protected: Self-Publishing v. Traditional Publishing
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
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Of Fiction, Facebook and Potential Consumers of Our Writing…
Authors and publishers must be willing to provide a well crafted and substantive product in both are to thrive and achieve financial success in the 21st century marketplace. This takes time. Authors must also fine and devise ways to remain in contact with our readers. The Internet becomes our godsend in this respect.