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Comment by Feather Stone on January 22, 2012 at 2:41pm

Hello: I hope you'll stop by my blog and get to know me, Feather Stone. My first book, The Guardian's Wildchild was published by Omnific Publishing on September 27, 2011. It has been an exciting journey of creating websites and review - oh what great reviews. I'm so encouraged that I have begun writing my second book. The link to my websites are:
http://www.featherstoneauthor.com
http://www.featherstoneauthor.blogpsot.com/

Comment by Julie Elizabeth Powell on January 16, 2012 at 1:03pm

25% off coupon - LULUBOOKUK305 at www.lulu.com/julizpow

Nine books from which to choose - soon to be ten

Offer until January 31, 2012

Thanks

Comment by Todney Harris on January 6, 2012 at 8:37am

Hello! My name is Todney Harris. I am an educator in Connecticut. I have written a book regarding the status of education in America. I am an ardent proponent of school reform. However, I do not want the politicians and corporate elitists to be in charge of it. Please visit my website and blog for more information. Please leave comments!
Todney
www.todneyharris.com
http://therealworld-teachermant.blogspot.com/

Comment by Glen C Strathy on December 11, 2011 at 12:36pm

Hello All!

My love affair with books and writing has been lifelong, and I've been lucky to make a living at it for the past 10 years. I co-authored two business books (one of which was a NYT bestseller), and now, as a labour of love, I have published a novel aimed at girls 9-12 called Dancing on the Inside.

You can find out all about my novel at www.glen-c-strathy.com.

I am also a big fan of Dramatica story theory, and have a website where I offer tips and advice on bookwriting to aspiring authors. It's called How to Write a Book Now. (I also field questions from visitors on story structure.)

What else about me? I'm Canadian (and use Canadian spelling, regardless what the spellcheckers say). I have an M.A. in English and graduated from the Artist in Community Education program at Queen's U., Kingston. In another life I spent 15 years in theatre.
I've occasionally been called a wit (but seldom a nitwit). Check me out

Comment by katherine angela yeboah on December 10, 2011 at 12:02am

Hi everyone! Mystery fiction is my genre; love reading it and writing it! My first novel, Lucid, is about a young college student who is being haunted by terrifying dreams. Lucid is out now in Amazon Kindle edition, Barnes & Noble NOOK Books edition, and PDF e-book. You can find out more on my website: http://www.katherineangelayeboah.blogspot.com

Comment by Donald Walters on December 9, 2011 at 10:26am

Hi All,

I'm Don Walters, retired after many years in the thoroughbred industry. I have three eBooks (novels) on Amazon.com and am currently finishing a fourth.

My two historical fiction novels are set in the eras 1934-1942 (The Woman Who Loved Horses) and 1942-1948 (Tangerine Horse of the London Olympics). Melissa and her thoroughbred Red are featured in racing at Louisville's Churchill Downs in The Woman Who Loved Horses, while an aging Red competes in the three-day event at the 1948 London Olympics in the latter novel.

The first chapters of both books can be read on my website http://www.horses-walters.com

Tweet @horseswriter

Don

Comment by Victoria Aldridge Washuk on December 8, 2011 at 10:04pm

Victoria Aldridge-Washuk – Bio

I live in Milford, CT with my husband of thirty years. I graduated Fairfield University with a degree in Psychology in 1979. I have worked in the financial services field for 30 years and have three interesting and successful daughters I am very proud of.

I am the Great Granddaughter of Ruby Side Thompson. I inherited her forty-three diaries that span from 1909–1969. They were passed down to my grandmother, Ruth Ferris Thompson who was married to Ruby's son, John Thompson. At one time the Diaries were given to my mother, Adele Thompson Aldridge who keeps a journal herself and tells me she is now on #100. Ruby's Diaries had several ownership transfers and were eventually passed down to me. I intend to pass them down another generation to my daughters.

My grandmother Ruth Ferris Thompson and I were very close. She left me Ruby’s journals as she thought I would be the most inclined to preserve and share them with anyone that was interested. Recently I started re-reading the World War ll journals and felt that they were such an important part of a history that will soon be forgotten if not remembered and shared with the world.

https://www.facebook.com/RubysSide

https://twitter.com/#!/VickiWashuk

http://www.amazon.com/Revelations-Enduring-Marriage-1939-1940-ebook...

http://www.amazon.com/London-Revelations-Enduring-Marriage-ebook/dp... volume 2 kindle

Volume 1 paperback

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=ntt_athr_dp_sr_1?_encoding=UTF8&sor...

Volume 2 paperback

http://www.amazon.com/World-London-Blitz-Diary-Vol/dp/146643421X/re...

uk

http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=amazon+uk&tag=goo...

Comment by pibarrington on December 8, 2011 at 8:16pm

My name is P.I. Barrington and I write in several genre' including sci-fi, fantasy, futuristic crime thrillers. I sometimes co-author with my sister, Loni Emmert, also an author!~ I've said this a billion times but we're both music/entertainment industry denizens with experience in radio, video, TV, film and of course our love, music! But now we're authors--that's what we do and we love it.
Our latest book (& first self pubbed one!) is Isadora DayStar a dark sci-fi adventure and is available for $3.99 via Kindle/Amazon.com here:http://www.amazon.com/Isadora-DayStar-ebook/dp/B0066GOCT2/ref=sr_1_...
The short blurb:
~~ When drug addled assassin Isadora DayStar finally snags a major interplanetary killing job, she thinks it will both support her habit and revise her status as the laughingstock of her profession. Instead, she embarks on a journey that brings her face to face with her tortured past.~~
Contact: pibarrington@gmail.com
pibarrington@dslextreme.com
Loni_e2002@yahoo.com
wordmistresses@yahoo.com
Official website: http://thewordmistresses.com
My blog: Future Imperfect: pibarrington.wordpress.com

We both contribute articles on various writing websites, including SellingBooks.com, BookBuzzr.com, CuriosityQuills.com.
My short stories can be found in both The Fringe Magazine and Suspense Magazine "The Cougar's Tale" along with articles on writing by both Loni and myself!
Please feel free to contact us and if it's allowed, Twitter and Facebook:
Twitter: @PIBARRINGTON @LoniEmmert
Facebook: P.i. Barrington
Loni Emmert
And please check out TheWordMistresses website for info on all our books and contact us at the above sites and emails!

Comment by Kimba Caffeinated on December 8, 2011 at 6:49pm

My name is Kimberly Costa, married for 23 yrs, with 3 almost adult children. I am an avid reader and book blogger. My blog is:http://www.kimbathecaffeinatedbookreviewer.blogspot.com/
I review books from all genres and average about 200 a year. I am very active on Goodreads and B&N.

Comment by Java Davis on December 8, 2011 at 6:42pm

My name is Java Davis. I am retired now, but had 15 years in the printing, advertising and marketing businesses. I prefer to write about Jewish themes or include Jewish characters. I have four titles available on Amazon for Kindle. Triptych ($2.99) is the humorous story of three dysfunctional people in a triangle in the midst of a dying business. Cowgirl ($2.99) is the story of two young Jewish children who leave California and travel East to Nevada to start new lives, and grow up in the process. Depression Carpenter ($4.99) is the story of a New York young man in The Great Depression, whose guilt over being rich leads him to go to the Gulf of Mexico and do charitable acts of carpentry as he looks for meaning in his own life. I am also a volunteer book reviewer on the website Kindle Book Reviews, and you can find me on goodreads.com, as well. @JavaDavis on twitter.

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