It’s book blitz time again, so let’s check out a new title! Title: Shadowed Author: Ken Hughes Published: February 6, 2012 Publisher: Windward Road Press Genre: Paranormal Thriller He can hear a whisper a block away… and can’t remember why. Open your mind, to a city where mystery chases up and down office back stairways, … More Juniper Grove presents Shadowed by Ken Hughs
It’s book blitz time, and I’ve got another fantastic title to share with you this week! Genre: Supernatural Fantasy Recommended Age: 16+ Synopsis: Alice was wrong – Wonderland wasn’t so wonderful after all. Kat never expected to be back in her hometown, but when house sitting turns into a mad rabbit chase, Kat finds herself … More Juniper Grove Presents: Chasing Rabbits by Erin Bedford
It’s book blast time! Let’s see what new title we’ve got in store for us today. Author: Michele Pariza Wacek Published: May 27th, 2016 Publisher: Love-Based Publishing Genre: Psychological Thriller, Mystery, Suspense Synopsis: Which would be worse: knowing that your dead sister has come back to life and is now a serial killer, or that … More Juniper Grove Presents: Mirror Image by Michele Pariza Wacek
This goes hand in hand with yesterday’s post, which is why I’m yammering about it here. So you want to get started writing stories, but you just have no idea what to write? You’re overwhelmed looking at magazine listings but don’t have a novel in you yet? May I make a suggestion? Anthologies. About half of … More Getting Started: Anthologies
One of the things I love about fairy tales is that they’re general narratives, so a lot can be done with them. They’re easy to read into, easy to put yourself into. I hadn’t really thought a lot about the possibilities, though, until I was well into college. I was still at home and basic … More #TBT Influences: 10th Kingdom
One of the things I get asked about as a writer is where to submit when you’re ready. My first response is to write out a pile of stuff before you start submitting, because it’s way easier to get a rhythm going that way and rejection doesn’t suck as bad when you’ve got a lot … More On Markets and Getting Started
Besides grabbing random things from library shelves, I also search random terms in the catalogue. I can’t remember what led me to discovering that fandom and groupies were now library search terms…but they are. So, of course, had to see what that was about. This would be the result of that search. Fangirl by Rainbow … More SJ Reads: Fandom Edition
Olde School came out of about a thousand different places. I grew up with folklore and a love of fairy tales that led to a desire to delve in and explore all the nooks and crannies of the stories I adored. There’s a specific type of humor there, though, a specific type of tangent and … More #TBT Influences: Labyrinth
I want to get back to talking about writing and creation specifics off and on. I get that I may not have as much credentials as Stephen King or JK Rowling, but at the same time, sometimes I think it helps to hear what people are dealing with and their take on different parts of … More Permission Granted
I thought I’d open up the week with some fun, so it’s time for another edition of SJ Reads! This time I wanted to touch back on what is probably one of my biggest comfort reading genre – graphic novels, though because I have a lot of friends with kids and I’m always curious about … More SJ Reads: YA Graphic Novel Edition
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