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Endless release announcement
In case you missed it, I've announced my release date for Endless on Friday and am currently looking for people who'll help spread the information once the book is launched. You can find more information and the google form I'm using here.
Interview with David Powers King
Yesterday, I interviewed David Powers King as part of his blog tour for The Undead Road. Please go read the interview and support him, since he's a great person who definitely deserves some love.
Coming up on Thursday
Denise Covey will be here, writing about Setting and Story.
Book Releases:
Out Now...
Mind over matter is more than a cliche.
Controlling starships with her mind is all Emily ever dreamed of. Her graduation from the Telekinesis Traffic Control Academy is assured, unless Dylan, an irritating and cocky fellow student, ruins it for her.
The utmost concentration is essential to land a ship from orbit. When Dylan’s jealousy turns to sabotage, thousands of people will die if Emily can’t keep him out of her head. But which of them has the stronger mind?
Controlling starships with her mind is all Emily ever dreamed of. Her graduation from the Telekinesis Traffic Control Academy is assured, unless Dylan, an irritating and cocky fellow student, ruins it for her.
The utmost concentration is essential to land a ship from orbit. When Dylan’s jealousy turns to sabotage, thousands of people will die if Emily can’t keep him out of her head. But which of them has the stronger mind?
When you pen those magical words, “The End”, it’s really only the first step on the road to publication. That first draft needs polishing, revising, editing, but you are too close to your work to do this alone. You need independent, thorough and honest feedback. The kind that digs deep into what’s working and what’s not. The kind that will ruthlessly expose cardboard characters and lackluster descriptions. The kind that will drive transit buses through your carefully-crafted plot.
In other words, the kind that hurts.
The trouble is that even amongst friends a detailed critique can be hard to take, but blunt and honest critiques are a necessary growth pain for any writer. Venturing into the anonymous jungle of online critique groups in search of tough love is both terrifying and exponentially rewarding. The Critique Survival Guide shares practical tips for surviving - and thriving on - the harshest of critiquing experiences.
Available at Amazon.com
Available at Amazon.com
Coming soon...
Bloghops:
Christine Rains, Tara Tyler and C. Lee McKenzie are hosting a Meme Bloghop in February. The rules are simple. Post a meme, visit others and smile. The hosts will be giving away prizes. Sign up here.
Heads up all romance lovers:
T.F. Walsh is creating a community for writers and readers of romance. You can find them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
That's it from me for today. Anything here caught your eye? Any news to share for next week? (Don't forget to mail me.)
That's it from me for today. Anything here caught your eye? Any news to share for next week? (Don't forget to mail me.)
So many books and opportunities!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on Endless; the cover looks fantastic. I signed up to help.
ReplyDeleteThe Undead Road is making a splash. I hosted David for his tour today.
Some great books out indeed. Thankfully winter hasn't made me look like that yet lol
ReplyDeleteEndless looks great, Misha! I signed up to help spread the word. :)
ReplyDeleteAll good news too:) Especially glad to see David's book out there, I'm promoting it on Friday:)
ReplyDeleteNice news sharing Misha. Mass Transit sounds like a mind bender. David is getting off to a goo start with his tour. Best of luck to all mentioned today and that bloghop looks interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou do such a good job spreading the news!
ReplyDeleteYour book cover looks amazing! Good luck with it. (Is that the book I read, but with a different title? If so, you don't NEED luck... it's reeeeeeally good!)
Sounds like a fun bloghop. Just about everybody could use a lift and a smile when they're stuck in the middle of winter.
NOOOOO! NOT the same book! I just went back a couple posts and read about it, and it sounds fantastic!!! Can't wait to read it!
ReplyDeleteAll kinds of goodies! your book sounds awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteYou write what matters and favorite stories books and fans will follow.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your cover! Very nice! Congrats to Graeme and Ian on their releases, and yay for the blog hoppers! I hope the rest of your week is great, Misha! :)
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