Monthly Archives: May 2014

Originally posted on THE EDITOR'S JOURNAL:
It seems so obvious once you see it doesn’t it? But I would not have thought twice about this when packing! Is it just me, or did this occur to you??! Tell whoever…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
My path to publishing has been as unconventional as the subject of my first book and right in line with my life’s journey. Simply put, my life has followed a…

Originally posted on My Good Time Stories:
Photo Credit: John Trumbull via Qikimedia I have bad news for you…someday you are going to pass away. We all are. It is just a part of life. The million dollar question is…how…

Originally posted on My Foray Into Food Storage:
Have you ever been sitting in your house, just sitting, minding your own business, when you’re hit with a craving so intense and overwhelming that you feel you must satisfy that craving…

Originally posted on chrismcmullen:
Introduction Traditional publishing has its benefits, but so does indie publishing. However, those benefits are meaningless if you don’t take advantage of them. One of the great advantages of indie publishing is the opportunity to swiftly…

Originally posted on Author Mark W Sasse:
My debut novel, published in December 2012, is having its first ever Kindle Countdown Deal. It’s specially priced at $0.99 for the next few days. If you haven’t read it yet, please click…

Originally posted on M.W. Griffith:
? In the modern era of publishing, Amazon is the king.  It has created a monopoly in the industry; a well oiled machine that is confident in itself, even as it opposes one of…

Originally posted on BooknVolume:
Beautiful is the Life that Shines Without an Outward Light to Lead it, Glimmering Fearlessly Into the Darkness. ~Morgan~ . . . Original wallpaper image by: rjney

Originally posted on The Daily Post:
Maya Angelou by Spanglej, CC BY-SA 2.0. Words mean more than what is set down on paper. It takes the human voice to infuse them with deeper meaning. Find a beautiful piece of art.…

Originally posted on THE EDITOR'S JOURNAL:
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Originally posted on 300 stories:
The impenetrable safe was recovered from the bottom of Lake Erie, door closed and lock unpicked, but with all contents missing. It had gone missing three days earlier, from the floor of a Chicago bank of…

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Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
? From the depths of hell is when my writing a novel came about. I sat down at my computer and began to write to relieve my pain of discontent.…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Is that what YOU do? Of the 200+ authors I’ve had the honour and pleasure to host at my treehouse blog and the (literally) thousands of visitors, only a few…