AUTHOR’S CORNER: A Poem and Message from Lynda McKinney Lambert

via AUTHOR'S CORNER: A Poem and Message from Lynda McKinney Lambert I went to Amazon, hoping to be able to read a sample.  I like to preview books by authors with whom I am unfamiliar.  Unfortunately, sample reading is not enabled on the above mentioned book.  However, I do enjoy poetry and promoting someone who … Continue reading AUTHOR’S CORNER: A Poem and Message from Lynda McKinney Lambert

My Interview with Don Massenzio

I want to thank Don Massenzio for interviewing me and posting it on his blog. He did a great job. The interview was posted on his blog Tuesday morning, April 5. Unfortunately, we were traveling from Tennessee to Alabama and I didn't get his email letting me know it was happening until just a few minutes … Continue reading My Interview with Don Massenzio

5 Things You Should Never Say to an Indie Author

Do not reply here. Post comments on original site: http://sbethcaplin.com/2014/08/01/5-things-you-should-never-say-to-an-indie-author/comment-page-1/#comment-544 This post re-blogged from Sarahbeth Caplin, author. This post can apply to a variety of people, not just authors. Some of it also applies to traditionally-published authors. Bottom line: ignorance of the publishing industry is a daily reality that drives us crazy at best, and … Continue reading 5 Things You Should Never Say to an Indie Author

Sorry For Delays

Just a quick note here. We are traveling and have limited internet connection. It connects and may stay connected for two hours or it may dump out after ten minutes. Very frustrating and keeps me from being able to be consistent with my posts. So please don't give up on me if you don't see … Continue reading Sorry For Delays

An Unexpected Sunrise

I'm a night owl, or late night bear, whichever wildlife you prefer. I love both animals. But I digress. Last night was one of those typical nights in which I just couldn't get comfortable. I tossed and turned, thought about my grandkids and their struggles, and tried to ignore aches and pains. At close to … Continue reading An Unexpected Sunrise