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June 5, 2015
San Andreas, The Rock, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and Bad Reviews
Originally posted on C h a z z W r i t e s . c o m:
I cleared my calendar and, full of energy, I looked forward to an afternoon of writing. Then I accidentally ran across a negative review of one of my favorite books. Worse, it’s one of my favorites that I…
I cleared my calendar and, full of energy, I looked forward to an afternoon of writing. Then I accidentally ran across a negative review of one of my favorite books. Worse, it’s one of my favorites that I…

Published on June 05, 2015 21:26
May 12, 2015
Interview with “Blood Vengeance” Author Michael Schutz-Ryan
Author bio: Michael Schutz-Ryan was born and raised in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin. A lifelong diet of Ray Bradbury and Stephen King whet his appetite for the macabre. A lover of all things horror, he plumbs the depths of Netflix in search of scary movies, and then podcasts and blogs about them on Darkness […]

Published on May 12, 2015 02:19
April 30, 2015
Hiccup in Exclusive Content
So, I promised those of you who follow me via email exclusive content…and I aim to please in that regard. I experienced one hiccup that may seem minor, but teaches me that the things you believe are simple are more often than not, far from that reality. For some reason, WordPress does not do a […]

Published on April 30, 2015 11:50
April 26, 2015
Exclusive Content Available Soon
I have been busying myself reading the works of other authors, doing editorial work and interviews on top of my journalism work, but the time has come for me to focus a lot more on the upcoming release of my first fictional novel, “PrinceFall”. For those of you who have been anticipating it’s July 2015 […]

Published on April 26, 2015 15:25
April 23, 2015
Possibly the best anti-piracy statement I have ever read
I have been doing a bit more reading of other authors for positive feedback (see my post on ARC). In the last couple of days an author sent me copies of some of their short stories to take a look at. I opened up the first novella (two short stories within) and found an anti-piracy […]

Published on April 23, 2015 09:20
April 19, 2015
Battling self-confidence in my work
I have been talking and talking about the release of my first fictional novel, “PrinceFall”. Maybe not here on my site, but with friends, those who pre-read the book and fellow writers/readers. Honestly, I pushed back the official release for later this summer for two reasons. One, I wanted more input from my inner circle […]

Published on April 19, 2015 08:23
Fighting With Both Hands
Originally posted on David Gaughran:
This blog has been quieter than usual lately and I thought I should let you know what I’ve been doing. I’m going to prattle on for quite a while; you might want to get comfortable (or head off to Tumblr). So… It’s good to do a bit of soul searching…
This blog has been quieter than usual lately and I thought I should let you know what I’ve been doing. I’m going to prattle on for quite a while; you might want to get comfortable (or head off to Tumblr). So… It’s good to do a bit of soul searching…

Published on April 19, 2015 07:46
April 17, 2015
Interview with “Roseheart” author Catherine Dehdashti
Catherine Dehdashti – Author of “Roseheart” I have been a member of a Goodreads group for awhile now that is for ‘Indie’, or independent authors. It was my pleasure to meet Catherine Dehdashti there and connect with her on social media as well. Catherine has nearly two decades of experience as an essayist, food writer […]

Published on April 17, 2015 06:01
April 7, 2015
Riley Amos Westbrook, spam filters, Twitter campaigns and an homage
If you follow me on Twitter @3Rivers_Writer, you may have noticed in the past few days I have started a Twitter campaign called #RileyWestbrookPancakes. Yes, a hashtag people! For those of you who are not twits (or just Twitter users), the use of a pound sign may still be outside of your life experience. It […]

Published on April 07, 2015 00:25
April 6, 2015
How ‘ARC’ has improved my writing skills
If you’re new to the world of writing as an author, you may have never heard the term ‘ARC’ before. I admit, until about a year ago, I had no clue that the acronym had anything to do with authors. I would have guessed it had something to do with welding, but really, even that […]

Published on April 06, 2015 23:54