by editor | Nov 4, 2019 | Articles, Round-Ups
By Nicole Rosen The cooler temperatures and shorter days make it the perfect time of year to snuggle under a cozy blanket with a cup of tea and a chilling book. Whether you’re after an action-packed suspense, a murder mystery with a little romance, or a...
by editor | Sep 8, 2019 | Articles, Author Interviews, Writing Process, Written
Reviewer Glenn Dallas interviews Darrell Lee, author of The Apotheosis. Read Glenn’s review of the book here. 1. GD: John Numen is essentially a polymath, excelling in several fields. What historical or scientific figures did you draw upon when creating the...
by editor | Aug 1, 2019 | Articles, News + Features
The Liberation of Paris Now, over seven decades on, we tend to forget the high stakes of not only the exhaustively recounted D-Day at Normandy but the subsequent peril facing German-occupied Paris. Who would stop the Germans from following Hitler’s orders to raze the...
by JoAnn Franklin | Jul 8, 2019 | Articles, Book Marketing
Yesterday, someone asked me to autograph my latest book. I refused because I had given them the book to review. I’m seeking reviews because reviews have now trumped rumor as the preferred way to sell novels. In other words, I’m not hiding the fact that I wrote a...
by Daniela McVicker | Jun 18, 2019 | Articles, Book Marketing, Resources for Writers
There’s no doubt that the rise of social media has changed the rules of book marketing. Irrespective of the type of book you are promoting, you will need social media to stand out from your competition. Writers need social media to make themselves visible and attract...
by editor | Jun 10, 2019 | Articles, News + Features
D-Day Girls Sarah Rose brings us D-Day Girls, the history of a few brave women who fought behind enemy lines in Nazi-occupied Germany. Much of this story is information gathered from declassified military documents, diaries that the women kept, and various letters...
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