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WillowRaven's Signing for State of Wilderness was a Success... I think.
Posted on October 12, 2008 at 7:58am —
Eldering and WillowRaven Journey to the Second Book in the JGDS Series: State of Quarries and WillowRaven's First Book Signing.
Posted on October 12, 2008 at 7:56am —
The Rat Pack by JE Reed has a WillowRaven cover!
Posted on September 28, 2008 at 9:43pm — 2 Comments
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Asylum Press Releases Fearless Dawn #2 Preview
Frank Forte, publisher of Asylum Press, has announced the release of a 4 page preview of the tongue in cheek pulp book Fearless Dawn #2.Benjamin Pollack – Writer, Producer, Editor, Director
Writer/Director Benjamin Pollack has been picking up a lot of awards with his double feature Dark Room Theater. The film won Best Comedy Feature at FirstGlance and earned Benjamin Pollack the Best Director award at ITVFest.Win A Signed David Morrell Christmas Thriller
Horror World has teamed up with David Morrell and The Overlook Connection Press to bring you Christmas with David Morrell.Storytellers Unplugged
What I Learned From Blogging About the Kindle
Last month, when I finally decided to “come out” about owning a Kindle, I learned two things. One, after reading some of the comments about my blog entry, I realized that I have always written about “safe” topics, ones that are least likely to stir up controversy, and heaven forbid, make [...]
Let’s Just Pretend The Last 8 Months Never Happened
Looks like it was a sabbatical after all.
Last March, after close to a three-year tenure, I hung up my Storytellers U hat — the one with the Viking horns and a beer funnel — without knowing whether this would be permanent or temporary. Couldn’t help but notice, in the interim, that lords-of-the-manor [...]
AND NOW, OUR … LOSER!
The Chicago Tribune ran “The Great Chicago Ghost Story” contest for Halloween.
The rules: A Chicago site must be mentioned in the story. No more than 750 words.
I wrote a story. Entered.
Lost.
Here’s the loser.
THE GHOSTS OF CHICAGO, I SET THEM FREE
I see the ghosts of Chicago.
I set them free.
This is a mission statement.
Mine.
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How is it [...]
Q&A the Second
Q: How does it feel to walk away? You’ve just complete a ginormous four book cycle (well, you finished it a while ago). Is it refreshing to turn back to other things, or do you light-headed?
A: The answer, of course, is yes. I am tremendously grateful to be done with the Doctrine of Labyrinths, but [...]
When I Wish I Wasn’t a Writer
When people ask me what I do for a living, I am always at a bit of a loss as to how to answer. It sounds a little too highfaluting to announce, “I am an author.” You just can’t say that sentence without sounding like you graduated from Oxford, or that you [...]
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well done
The cover is interesting. The rip catches attention and holds it, and the contrast of colors is good. The only thing I noticed that seemed out of place is that three of the "friends" on the cover all appear to have similar heads. Ony the man on the far left appears to have hair, while the other all appear bald. Which may be accurate to the story. (Obviously I don't know) It's just something I noticed.
Other than that, nice work. ^_^
I though "Damn I'm glad I don't live in THAT house!"
There is the basis for your next book... the heroin is forced through circumstance to live a house with an old graveyard for a back yard...lol.
You know, we should collaborate on your next book, what's on the writing table now?
Aidana
Oh, and you're welcome. Anytime!
I grew up in Norfolk, and then I moved to Virginia Beach. I've been in Tidewater my whole life, and I'm not too sure I could ever fit in anywhere else. Norfolk is a great place for pictures, as it has a lot more history than most places. After all, it's one of the oldest official cities in the entire country, if I'm not mistaken. I especially love going to the Hermitage Museum with my camera. It's like being in another world! One of these days I'm gonna get some pictures of those old cemetaries. Talk about creepy!
I hope you enjoy it here!
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