Big Bear Butt Blogger » Planetary: A Love Story
Written by admin on March 11, 2010 – 8:35 pm -What did happen was that my tastes in comic books , in media of all types, broadened quite a bit. I’d like to think I’ve grown more appreciative of rich stories , of well woven plots, of intricate tales and blunt emotion and many other things besides. …. Read more: Big Bear Butt Blogger » Planetary: A Love Story Read More →
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Rude Cactus: Help, Internets!
Written by admin on March 10, 2010 – 6:00 am -Also, you might want to check with your local children’s librarians for age-appropriate materials. Some of the other books /authors your readers have suggested here are great, but not for a preschooler, even if she is interested. See the original post here: Rude Cactus: Help, Internets! Read More →
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staticEchoes: An interview with Jonathan Maberry
Written by admin on March 9, 2010 – 7:36 pm -He’s written for magazines and comics and penned multiple fiction and non- fiction novels and short stories . View original post here: staticEchoes: An interview with Jonathan Maberry Read More →
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The Millions: What About Genre, What About Horror?
Written by admin on March 9, 2010 – 6:33 am -Crime novels and horror stories huddle down here in the gutter, right?, while real literature lives in the fragrant uplands and on the radiant peaks where plotting is at most secondary and life proceeds by instinct and intelligence, … Read more: The Millions: What About Genre, What About Horror? Read More →
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Self-publishing success story: JA Konrath sells 30K Kindle Ebooks …
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 11:45 pm -It’s no secret that I write scary books under the pen name Jack Kilborn. Go here to see the original: Self-publishing success story: JA Konrath sells 30K Kindle Ebooks … Read More →
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Talking Comics with Tim: Ho Che Anderson | Robot 6 @ Comic Book …
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 5:30 pm -Having music inform a period tale is a natural, to set the mood, to orient the reader to the time period, and even though I couldn’t use the actual music, I could at least use song lyrics to suggest music. A lot of the stuff that made it … Go here to see the original: Talking Comics with Tim: Ho Che Anderson | Robot 6 @ Comic Book … Read More →
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The Halifax Reader - Halifax Public Libraries: Size Matters
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 4:26 pm -Wife’s tale - Lori Lansen. I have already blogged about one of this author’s other books , “The Girls” so when I saw she had another new novel I figured I would try it out Here is the original: The Halifax Reader - Halifax Public Libraries: Size Matters Read More →
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zoran rosko vacuum player: David Britton – Truly radical, vicious …
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 11:16 am -What’s more, they do not tack a moral to the end of their tales . This is not to say that there are no morals but rather that there are no easy answers, seals of approval, rubber stamps, calmatives (”don’t worry, it’s just fiction , the jackboots won’t hurt you”). Read the rest here: zoran rosko vacuum player: David Britton – Truly radical, vicious … Read More →
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Gregory Bernard Banks – Scairy Tales: 13 Tantalizing Tales of …
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 7:01 am -Scairy Tales is a collection of 13 short stories with predominantly Horror-based themes. While these are mostly contemporary stories that include elements of fantasy and science fiction as well, there are werewolves and vampires and … However, how many times have you heard a reader say, “It was a good book , but I didn’t like the way it ended.” They might as well have said, “That author saw me coming. Go here to see the original: Gregory Bernard Banks – Scairy Tales: 13 Tantalizing Tales of … Read More →
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Inspirational Female Authors « Write Anything
Written by admin on March 8, 2010 – 12:01 am -Lily Mulholland (Australia): reader and emerging fiction writer. I’ve wanted to be writer since I was a kid, so I guess it’s no surprise I ended up writing for a living… only not as a fiction writer, which I do for the love right now, … Back when I would sit at her knee and tell her my stories , she would always ask me questions and help me add new layers to tales . Originally posted here: Inspirational Female Authors « Write Anything Read More →
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