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2018 Reading Challenge

2018 Reading Challenge
Jill Elizabeth has read 25 books toward her goal of 175 books.
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Guest Post: On Selling a “Sleigh-Load” of Books by Penny Sansevieri PLUS a Bonus Excerpt

Today I’m beyond pleased to be able to bring you some insight into the book marketing and sales world. Penny Sansevieri is CEO and founder of Author Marketing Experts, Inc. (AME) and an Adjunct Professor at NYU, and her latest book - 50 Ways to Sell a Sleigh-Load of Books - is designed to give […]

Q&A with Francis Levy, Author of Tombstone: Not a Western

Today I’m pleased to introduce you to author Francis Levy, whose new novel Tombstone: Not a Western is a comedic book about death, success, marriage, and the spirituality and funerary businesses. Sound intriguing? Wait until you read more about Levy - you’ll be doubly intrigued!

A Q&A with Francis Levy about Tombstone: Not a Western […]

Guest Post: My Top Five Favorite Stories from Greek Mythology by A.P. Mobley, Author of the New Fantasy The Helm of Darkness

Today I’m beyond pleased to introduce you to a delightful author, A.P. Mobley, whose new book (releasing June 3) The Helm of Darkness (War on the Gods Book 1) blends mythology and fantasy to create a fantastically original new world. The story follows two teens, Andy and Zoey, as they are knocked unconscious in a […]

Guest Post: The Anti-Advice for Aspiring Writers by Ellen Notbohm

Today I’m pleased to introduce you to an author whose new novel - The River by Starlight - will be reviewed by Sharon on this very blog in the coming weeks. The novel, based on true events, weaves a century-old story, timeless in its telling of love, heartbreak, healing, and redemption embodied in one woman’s […]

Q&A with Sweta Vikram, Author of Louisiana Catch

A little while ago, I shared Sharon’s review of Louisiana Catch, the story of an abuse survivor making her way in an online world that is not what it seems… In Sharon’s words, “Vikram’s deeply humanistic story blatantly exposes the problems posed by identity shame and projected images, and does so in a writing style […]

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