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[LarryKahn]

I recently launched my second suspense novel, King of Paine, and am celebrating with a Kindle Touch 3G Giveaway contest on my website: http://www.larrykahn.com. The contest ends December 21st. There's no purchase necessary, but I'd appreciate it if you gave the book a look!

Thanks,
Larry

[caleb72]

Latest review is up at Papyrus - Independent Author Reviews site. This time, I have an encounter with a cartoon world called Toonopolis in Toonopolis: Gemini by Jeremy Rodden. Have a look at how I handle this young adult comedy/fantasy.

http://papyrus.calebblake.net/2011/1...jeremy-rodden/

[greencat]

Writer Howard McEwen has just guest posted on my blog about Magnificent Ambersons author, Booth Tarkington:
http://ereader-freebies.blogspot.com...arkington.html

[PamelaMary]

Everyone here is so knowledgable with Websites and Blogs. I decided I had to make one. I did it myself. It was hard. As I was working on it, I kept getting these polite little pop-up comments from the site, "Would you like professional help?"
(They should know better. Writers just get more determined.)

http://anauthorsplace.weebly.com/index.html

Any comments would be appreciated. Also, I'll be inviting authors to the blog soon.

[caleb72]

Everyone here is so knowledgable with Websites and Blogs. I decided I had to make one. I did it myself. It was hard. As I was working on it, I kept getting these polite little pop-up comments from the site, "Would you like professional help?"
(They should know better. Writers just get more determined.)

http://anauthorsplace.weebly.com/index.html

Any comments would be appreciated. Also, I'll be inviting authors to the blog soon.

Congratulations on getting the new site together.

[PamelaMary]

Thanks Caleb72,

I just went to your site. Very nice. Your reviews are so professionally written. I really like your review policys.

There are sites popping up that charge for reviews. From agents to reviewers, parasites will try to suck us writers dry.

[avantman42]

I've recently started adding reviews to my blog: http://russellphillips.wordpress.com/

Reviews are in a separate category, so if you only want to see the reviews, use this link: http://russellphillips.wordpress.com/category/reviews/

[simonroyle]

For writers and readers I am trying to start a new page that hopefully will benefit both. The page is called ARC Angel Club and as the name suggests it is for writers to share Advanced Reader Copies with readers.

Check it out.

[John Carroll]

I wrote a blog post about the thought process behind my second book. http://ryallon.blogspot.com/2011/11/...illden-trilogy.

[MSMiller]

Hi everyone,

I have just posted the first entry to my blog, a story about my teenage daughter's recent community service trip to Nicaragua and its impact on both her and me. You can find it here: www.michaelscottmillerauthor.com/blog.html

This blog gives me a break from writing novels and a chance to write about whatever strikes me.

Thank you, Dr. Drib, for providing this forum!

[RonPrice]

My literary activity on the world-wide-web is a personal and quite industrious enterprise. When I can find the time, I am engaged in creating across this global internet a tapestry or a jig-saw puzzle of poetry and prose. Readers will find my internet blogs dotting the cyberspace landscape. Site administrators and moderators have different ways in which they allow writers like myself to place their series of posts. Often, at least at some sites, a writer or author, an editor or publisher, a journalist or independent scholar---roles which I have taken on in the evening of my life---engages with others and the responses to his or her posts by others are included. These are responses that these site organizers have decided are worthy of being included among the threads of discourse. There is now a mechanism for others to reply directly on my website( http://www.ronpriceepoch.com/ ) and I will get back to them. Should anyone want to reply to what I have written on any one of literally 1000s of sites on the world-wide-web, they can do so with ease but only if they are registered at the site.

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Note: My website is at: http://www.ronpriceepoch.com

[Nancy Fulda]

Autism, Evolution, and Whether or Not Glass Really Flows

(Yup, it's my polite response to the implication that I screwed up the science in that story.)

[caleb72]

Another review up. This time it's Lindsay Buroker's well-paced fantasy steampunk adventure, The Emperor's Edge.

Find out why I call this, the A-Team of steam.

http://papyrus.calebblake.net/2011/1...ndsay-buroker/

[Steven Lyle Jordan]

At the advice of others, I have broken a new page off my existing Facebook page, called StevenLyleJordanBooks , devoted to promoting and selling my books. I'm hoping to keep the usual FB junk off of the page, and provide interesting and useful bits about my books, my commentary page, and my doings related to ebooks around the web.

At the moment, it's sparsely populated with a gallery of my book covers, but I hope you'll check out the page, like it, share it, tweet it, google+ it, and whatever else you whipper-snappers do with pages nowadays...

[John Carroll]

For those of you who like bad poetry. I wrote a little more than I realized when I was younger. This one is from my drive to Alaska in '94 http://ryallon.blogspot.com/2011/11/...lake-poem.html