This is an informative little book that begins with the pitfalls of taking random pictures off Google and posting them on your blog (always make sure they’re licensed for commercial reuse), but it goes much further than that. Ms. Schrandt…
Yearly Archives: 2017
Better Blogging with Photography by Terri Webster Schrandt
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Dog Bone Soup by Bette A. Stevens
Dog bone soup was the meal Shawn hated most at his house. Not only because the soup was weak and thin, but because they had to eat like this to put money away. And they had to hide it, too,…
Tagged with: 1950s and 1960s, Bette Stevens, book review, coming-of-age story, Dog Bone Soup, historical
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The Oathbreakers’ Guild by D. Wallace Peach
This is book two in Ms. Peach’s Rose Shield quartet, and it begins with Catling, the apprenticeship influencer, one who affects how others around her feel–she can literally broadcast either love or pain onto them. But Catling has an ability…
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Interview with Tina Frisco
Tina Frisco is an author, singer-songwriter, RN, activist, a student of shamanism, and our guest here today. Born in Pennsylvania USA, she attended nursing school in New York and lives in California. She began writing as a young child and…
Tagged with: author interview, formatting, Gabie and the Quads, Plateau, self-publishing, Tina Frisco, Vampyrie
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Twenty-Four Days by Jacqui Murray
Just two nuclear submarines can hold the entire planet hostage. And that’s exactly what an extreme terrorist organization has managed to hijack–the US submarine Virginia, and its British counterpart, Triumph. Once the subs maneuver into position, the entire world will…
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Interview with M.C. Tuggle
M.C. Tuggle is our guest here today, a writer living and working in Charlotte, North Carolina. His fantasy, science fiction, and literary short stories have been featured in several publications, including Space Squid, Kzine, and the anthology Unbound II: Changed…
Tagged with: author interview, fantasy, M.C. Tuggle, The Genie Hunt, thriller, writing
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The Genie Hunt by M.C. Tuggle
The Genie Hunt is not your everyday read. At heart it’s a legal drama, something like John Grisham’s work. Except that Grisham tales never include genies in their crimes, which you have to admit makes it tough for a hard-working…
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Addicted to Dimes by Catherine Townsend-Lyon
I’ve never liked going to casinos much. It’s not just the completely artificial environment, nor knowing that all the games are rigged to favor the house. It’s the sheer desperation wafting off some of the casino patrons. People are ruining…
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Cathleen Townsend 