First off, this isn’t a post that’s designed to glorify how much I’ve read. Posts like that have a habit of being a bit condescending, boring and painful to get
Category: Book Reviews
Problems inherent in trying to be a professional writer in a self-publishing worldProblems inherent in trying to be a professional writer in a self-publishing world
Let’s face it. There are a lot of writers out there. And with Amazon and the Nook making it that much easier for anyone to hang out a shingle and
Free promotion for newly released bookFree promotion for newly released book
For the following week, Monday through Friday, Amazon is offering my books Darkened Passages (a new dark fantasy short story collection released over the weekend) and the book that was
The World Until Yesterday by Jared Diamond; a book no MA grad student could have gotten by a thesis committeeThe World Until Yesterday by Jared Diamond; a book no MA grad student could have gotten by a thesis committee
The World Until Yesterday: What Can We Learn from Traditional Societies? by Jared Diamond My rating: 3 of 5 stars Diamond does a great job analyzing primitive societies from the
Mainstream Smut & the Future of Cooperation Between Legacy Publishers and E-BooksMainstream Smut & the Future of Cooperation Between Legacy Publishers and E-Books
There’s a book story that’s been making the rounds lately. It’s a book called Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. James (a pseudonym). It started out as an ebook and
Review: Invisible Tears by Abigail LawrenceReview: Invisible Tears by Abigail Lawrence
This is one of those books that is extremely hard to read, especially if you’ve ever lived through any type of abuse yourself. When I first started reading it, I
Review: Homer’s Odyssey by Gwen CooperReview: Homer’s Odyssey by Gwen Cooper
This is one of those stories that grabs onto you from the beginning and pretty much never lets go. I was apprehensive about reading this book, because I’m not really