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Indie Love Blog Hop – Featuring Michelle Dennis

HOPPING with INDIE LOVE

Anna Hub's avatarAnna Hub Books

SSILIt’s that time of year when everyone goes a little love crazy! To celebrate I’ve joined the Indie Love Blog Hop where you can visit a whole bunch of book blogs and win some amazing prizes. So let’s get to it!

I’ve chosen to feature one of my wonderful friends – Michelle Dennis, who has a brand new contemporary romance, Infinite Completion. I was lucky enough to help Michelle in the editing process for this book and I can assure you it comes directly from her heart. Michelle has kindly donated a paperback copy so make sure you click the giveaway link at the bottom of the page to be the lucky winner of the book or a $5 Amazon giftcard!

Infinite facebook picInfinite Completion by Michelle Dennis

Abbie Bennet is a twenty year old bookworm who considers herself well-balanced and sensible. Her heart and intuition agree on most things and she…

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Are you Defined by your Fears?

ARE YOU AFRAID of  FRIDAY the 13th?

ALL YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT  ☛ Friday the 13th
Do you suffer from Triskaidekaphobia? Made you a fun video ….

Anyone wants to share favorite superstitions?
Walking under a ladder.
Crossing a black cat’s path.
Opening umbrellas indoors.
Breaking a mirror.
Spilling salt.
Wearing opals.
Giving someone an empty wallet .
Picking up a coin with its tails side up.
ANY OTHERS?
 

Suspense Series: Pros and Cons

Suspense Series: Pros and Cons.

LOVED the first book, Bravo Kellie

Suspense Series: Pros and Cons

Review: “High Crimes” by David Lawlor

Review: “High Crimes” by David Lawlor.

MCV EGAN

MCV EGAN.

 

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FORGOTTEN WOMAN OF THE WHITEHOUSE

I am a fan of Joan’s writing and she has an AMAZING knack at finding characters, especially women in American History who are often forgotten.

http://joanporte.com/

Is it okay to fire your publisher?

Loved this post ! A lot of creative people are not as marketing savvy and also feel beholden, (today’s ease with cyber-marketing has changed that a bit) I feel it is absolutely OK to fire anyone who is not right for you, a bit like… switching jobs!

NewEngland_Muse's avatarSharon C. Williams-Author

anger_pain_terror_scream_58439Is it okay to fire your editor, illustrator or even your publisher? Let me break it down.

When it comes to your editor, absolutely. This one is a no brainer as far as I am concern. Editors are expensive. I have seen authors let this part of their book slide. After all a writing group or beta readers can do the trick, right? We know this is wrong. You can’t get away without an editor to help you get your book in the best shape it can be in. But you can fire your editor if they don’t do your book justice. There are so many editors out there, good quality ones, so don’t feel bad in giving your editor the shaft.

Illustrators fall into the same category for the same reason. There are many illustrators who, like editors, rang in price and also range in talent. If you feel…

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