I am getting caught up today on some things that slipped through the cracks while I was dealing with other life-stuff. Today, it’s a guest post from Jame DiBiasio, author of Gaijin Cowgirl. When the tour first came through my email, I have to admit it was the title that made me laugh and suckered me in. After that, it was… Read more
Guest Posts
Guest Post: Erica Lucke Dean, author of To Katie with Love
It’s Friday, so I’ve got company here on the Shelves. Today, I’ve got a guest post from Erica Lucke Dean, author of To Katie with Love, about Chick Lit. I don’t read a lot of Chick Lit, but I am a big fan of people reading what they like and I am not one to put down a genre just because… Read more
Guest Post & Giveaway! Julie Ann Walker, author of Rev It Up
Today, I’ve got a great guest post and some terrific pictures from Julie Ann Walker, author of Rev It Up. You know that I don’t really read romance, but I was intrigued by the pitch for Julie Ann’s book and interested in the way she talked about travel. (Regular readers here know how much I love to travel!) Today, Julie Ann… Read more
Guest Post: An Author Talks About World-Building
One of the most interesting things about sci-fi and fantasy novels is the idea of world building – creating a whole new universe for your characters. You need names and places and rules, rules for your characters to live by and you have to be able to stick to them. So much power! And so much responsibility. Today, I’ve got… Read more
Guest Post: Elizabeth Corrigan, author of Oracle of Philadelphia
If it’s Friday, there must be a guest post! Today, I’ve got Elizabeth Corrigan, author of Oracle of Philadelphia: Carrie works at a diner in South Philadelphia, dispensing advice to humans and angels wise enough to seek her counsel. But there are some problems that even the best advice can’t solve. Her latest supplicant, Sebastian, is unique among those who have sought… Read more
Guest Post: David Seaburn, author of Chimney Bluffs
This is a little delayed – got the guest post at the last minute and it ended up stuck in my spam filter. I hate when that happens! However, we’ve got it today, a little piece about inspiration. Good timing, because I was walking today in a place that really inspires me! Inspiration by David Seaburn I think that writing… Read more
Guest Post: Alison Moton, author of INCEPTIO
I know it’s not Friday, but I’ve got a bit of a double-whammy for you today! First, I’ve got a guest post from Alison Moton, author of Inceptio. Once you read Alison’s post about alternate realities, be sure to click through for one-chapter Sneak Peek that you can download! That should make for some great reading, right in the middle of… Read more
Guest Post: Will Milar, author of Infernal Machines
It’s Friday and that means that, as usual, I’m letting someone else do the work for me! Today, I’ve got a guest post from Will Milar, author of Infernal Machines (A Vintage Horror Novel). With horror novels, I am always interested in why someone chooses to write horror, what drew them to the genre and made them decide that was the… Read more
Guest Post: Collin Tobin, author of Upload
I get a lot of review requests – A LOT. Most of them, I have to decline just because I can’t spend all my time reading, even if I wanted to. But sometimes, even when I have to turn a request for a review, I find that I want to tell people about the book anyway. That’s the case with Upload… Read more
Sneak Peek! Clockwork Dwarf by Bret Jordan
Today, I’ve got a 2-chapter Sneak Peek from author Bret Jordan. At the bottom of the post, you can read Chapter 1 and Chapter 7 of his book, Clockwork Dwarf. (How can you resist that title? You know you want to look.) Here’s a bit about the story: Gustov Stoneheart is an unlikely hero, a dwarf who’s magically torn from friends… Read more