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Author Spotlight, Fiction Writing, Guest Posts
Matthew Keith – Indie Authors: It’s About Enjoying the Ride
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• •I can still remember the day I hit Amazon’s “publish” button for the first time. Afterward, I told my wife, “If even one person reads this book and likes it, that’ll be enough for me.” That was in November of 2013. I’d just finished my first novel, a one-hundred-ten-thousand-word, year-and-a-half-long project that had been one…
Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Kentuckiana Authors, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Outpost: Survivor Chronicles of the Great Rains: Book Two – a Review
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• •How did the Ebola virus come to be in the rain that poured down? Who exactly is John Doe? Are aliens really behind everything that is going on? And since there are no children left, is there any hope for the survival of mankind? From aliens and deadly rains to mad and deranged power-hungry scientists,…
Author Interviews, Fiction Writing, Publishing, Writing
Ian Doescher Interview – William Shakespeare, Star Wars, and Iambic Pentameter
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• •How does he think William Shakespeare would react to his book? What made him decide to combine Shakespeare and Star Wars? What is iambic pentameter? What kind of books does he like to read? Who has been his greatest inspiration? What do you think William Shakespeare’s reaction would be to your book? He would probably…