Send to Kindle Many authors have uploaded their ebooks onto Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing site to reach readers. Amazon is a great place, and some authors even choose to be exclusive there, in the Kindle Unlimited program, through KDP Select. However, if you choose to distribute your books widely, here are three options for getting […]
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by Ruth O’Neil Years ago I prayed for wisdom about a certain situation. Now, pray for wisdom doesn’t have quite the same results as those who prefer faith or patience (which we should all do time to time), but it definitely opened my eyes to see surprising things. Praying for wisdom has become almost a constant […]
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by BJ Robinson Listen, my dear brothers: Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him? James 2:5 Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in […]
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by Paula Rose This review appeared on Books-N-Reviews on Publishers Marketplace by Paula Rose http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/booksnreviews/ Publisher: Tuscany Press, LLC | Published: March 17, 2015 | Format: eBook (392 pages), Paperback (392 pages), and Hardcover (392 pages) | ASIN: B00TKHQ15C, ISBN: 9781936855315, and 9781936855308 | Origin: NetGalley Cover: Courtesy of Tuscany Press Thoughts: Inside Jeanne Lyet Gassman’s Blood of a […]
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by Mary Hamilton Did you know that if you’re deprived of sight when very young, you lose more than your ability to see? A child learns depth perception by reaching for things he sees, crawling, climbing, and yes, falling. For most of us, this happens organically as we grow and our brain develops. […]
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by Parker J. Cole *originally posted on the Write Stuff blog I was honored to be invited again by the Michigan Reading Association to interview a new crop of young authors. The MRA allowed me this opportunity last year and you can listen to the details of that experience here. If I thought for […]
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by Paula Rose This review appeared on Books-N-Reviews on Publishers Marketplace by Paula Rose http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/booksnreviews/ Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense | Published: June 1, 2015 | Format: eBook (224 pages) and Paperback (224 pages) | ASIN: B00R0F8QOU and ISBN: 9780373446773 | Origin: Purchase Cover: Courtesy of Love Inspired Suspense Thoughts: Inside COVERT JUSTICE, author Lynn Huggins Blackburn grabs […]
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by Mary Hamilton When people ask me what it was like to grow up at a camp, I say it was a bit like living at Disneyland. My dad served as director of the camp for nearly twenty years, so I lived where everyone else came for vacation. Winter weekends included ice skating […]
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by Suzanne D. Williams When I decided to write fiction, I didn’t have any idea what I was getting into and, along the way, have learned a few important things about the writing process. The greatest came when I arrived at a scene in my first novel, MISSING. It was a sweet wedding […]
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by Mary C. Findley I don’t know why it’s become popular to attach “punk” to music, fashion, and literary genre, but it is what it is. Steampunk can find expression in all these outlets, but many people say it originated in fashion or clothing. It’s a style that draws on the Victorian time […]
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