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Blog post“A Cussler novel is like a ride on a roller coaster: it's no secret where things will start, where they will end, or what's going to happen along the way, but the ride is thrilling nonetheless.”
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Blog postJennifer Estep’s engaging style and a perfect balance of action and intrigue make this a strong first
installment of a promising new fantasy series.
“The day of the royal massacre started out like any other.” And with that hook, so begins Kill the Queen, the first installment of Jennifer Estep’s Crown of Shards series...
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Blog postBoyd Morrison and Clive Cussler are back with Shadow Tyrants, the 13th book in the Oregon Files series. The series follows the exploits of Juan Cabrillo and his crew, who work under the moniker of “The Corporation,” and draws its name from Cabrillo’s ship, The Oregon.
Shadow Tyrants begins in typical Cussler fashion, with a prologue set in the past that lays the groundwork for the conflict that drives the story...
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Blog postClick Here to Listen to the Podcast Episode
Here's the breakdown by vendor and source of my 2017 publishing income along with comparisons to 2016:
Share of Gross Income by Vendor2017
Kindle: 73.8%
Nook: 5.3%
Kobo: 5:7%
Audible: 5.6%
iBooks: 4.8%
Print: 2.3%
Google: 1.4%
Other vendors: 0.1%
Translations: 0.1%
Trad pub: 0.8%
2016
Kindle: 77.7%
Nook: 6.2%
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Blog postI picked up the audiobook version of Murder in an English Village on a whim. (I think Audible might have had it on sale but I can't remember). It's not my usual fare, but I enjoy the occasional mystery novel, I like history, and I love British mystery shows like Foyle's War, Hinterland, and Broadchurch, so I thought I'd give it a go. I was not disappointed.
When two old school friends reunite in post-World War I England, their investigation into a young woman's disappearance leads t -
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Recently, a post has been making the rounds on social media in which the author of said post complains about people who tell struggling creatives that they should move into another field. The author sets up a very specific scenario:
-An artist is struggling financially, and is apparently complaining to others about it.
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Blog postA former government assassin battles to survive in an apocalyptic world ravaged by war and infested with giant bugs in Apocalypse Nyx. Kameron Hurley has crafted a memorable anti-hero and set her loose to wreak havoc in a nightmarish world...
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Blog postHope Never Dies: An Obama-Biden Mystery
Joe Biden is unhappy. Since leaving office, he spends his time doing projects around the house, adding inches to the spare tire around his midriff, and missing his best friend. At least, he thought they were best friends. Eight years and now Barack doesn’t even call. Meanwhile Barack Obama is busy partying on yachts with celebrities, tooling around in his aftermarket upgraded Escalade...
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Blog postScreening Stephen King: Adaptation and the Horror Genre in Film and Television
Written by Simon Brown, narrated by Peter Lerman.
Screening Stephen King is an analysis of Stephen King's works with an eye toward how they have been adapted for the screen. As a fan of Stephen King and an author who is curious about how novels and short stories are adapted for other forms of media, when this book showed up on AudiobookBoom I decided to give it a shot.
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Blog postMany fantasy readers cut their teeth on Raymond Feist’s early works. The Riftwar Saga is considered
a classic, and The Serpentwar Saga is another favorite. Over time, some readers drifted away as the neverending story of Midkemia played out over seven sagas, a few stand-alone titles, and even a video game tie-in novel. Five years after putting a wrap on the Midkemia stories, Raymond Feist is back with a new series set in a brand new universe...
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[Edit- by the time I had this episode ready to publish, I received a notice that my account has been reinstated. Now I just need to get the few books out of KDP Select before something else bad happens.]
Well, it happened. Like many other authors recently, my KDP account has been suspended and threatened with termination due to "illicit borrowing activity." All of my books, and all of those by the authors whom I publish (I run Gryphonwoo -
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Great list and analysis of recommended promo sites (by Nicholas Erik)
I am beyond excited to announce that I have finally hit the USA Today bestseller list! My book,
LOCH, came in at #114 for the week ending 4/22. (Good thing they don't cut it off at 100, huh?) When my friend Joanna Penn hit the USAT list, she did a helpful writeup of the strategies she used to get there so I thought I'd do the same.
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Blog postI finally got around to reading (listening to the audiobook version of) Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. I wasn't expecting much, but wanted to see what all the hype was about. It turned out to be a fun read.
In a future world where society is in decline, people spend most of their time in the OASIS, a virtual reality world that offers endless entertainment and educational opportunities. There are elements of RPG, and heavy doses of geek culture and 1980s nostalgia. Imagine Sheldon -
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