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What genre is your life?
Wow. I can’t believe it. After my ravings last month, they actually let me come back again. Oh well, better make the most of it. Today I’m going to go on about one of my favourite topics for going on about – genre. I have to say I’ve never really got the genre thing. Ok, [...]

Summer Reading Ideas
Summer is a great time to get caught up on your reading stack. Whether sprawled out on the beach, dangling your feet in a pool, or sitting on your deck to enjoy sunsets and nighttime breezes, a novel in your hands can make your summer escapism complete. However, my list of books I want to [...]
Business Seminars – Good or Bad?
Business seminars are they good or bad for writers? I attended an interesting business seminar today. It wasn’t specifically geared to authors but to Native American small business entrepreneurs. The speakers were interesting, the handouts were awesome and the food delicious. We have another day left of the two-day workshop and I’ve been asked to [...]

RIP Iain Banks
This week I was deeply saddened by the news that Scottish author Iain Banks had died from cancer. He had only announced in April of the diagnosis and that he was unlikely to last a year. The release date of Bank’s final novel, The Quarry, was brought forward at his request to 20 June so [...]

What do you want as a reader?
Share what you read and enjoy Attention authors and readers: what have you read lately? What book kept you up at night reading “just one more chapter?” What genre was it? Is the author a “new” indie author, an up and comer, or was it by an established author with a stellar reputation? Why did [...]
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This month’s shows are sponsored by: Carolyn Moncel author of Railway Confessions and several other anthologies. Today’s show is: I Was in Love with a Short Man Once by Kimba Dalferes about I Was in Love with a Short Man Once : Have you ever wondered if the life of the woman standing next to you in [...]












