As always, we'll be taking a look at one of the contributors to this amazing thirteen story compendium that is A Wicked Halloween. Today's contributor is Charlie Daye and her offering: The Party.
I'm thrilled today to be a part of W.O. Cassity's pre-release blitz for his short-story - Dementia Praecox. I've read it already and it's an absolute cracker of a story.
Halloween can't get here soon enough! Especially when we have this tantalizing boxed set to look forward to. A Wicked Halloween ~ 13 **BRAND NEW &amp; EXCLUSIVE** paranormal romance tales that will thrill and chill you just in time for All Hallow's Eve.
Each stop, we take the opportunity to check out one of the contributors to this incredible thirteen volume Halloween special. Today it is Linda Thomas-Sundstrom and her story De-Witched.
A few month's ago, I read an amazing adventure memoir by a Brit, Simon Fenton, titled Squirting Milk at Chameleons. At the time, I was fascinated enough by the title alone, to give this book a read and I was grateful I did.
The book detailed the life of Simon Fenton, a man who visited Senegal, fell in love with it and a Senegalese woman, Khady. Squirting Milk was a fun, light-hearted look at the difficulties of a Westerner living in and adapting to the African culture. It was a fantastic read and when Simon told me the second installment was coming out in a few weeks, I jumped at the chance to get an advanced copy, to read it and to participate in some small way to publicise it.
Titled; Chasing Hornbills, this is an account of the next year or so, following on from where Squirting Milk left off.
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So, every stop on this tour, we introduce you to one of the contributors to this incredible anthology and their amazing work. Today's contribution is from C. E. Black and her work, Behind The Mask.
So, we're off and running again on A WICKED HALLOWEEN BLOG TOUR and here we are already at stop number four, with more exciting tales of witches and things that go bump in the night.
On each tour stop we take a look at one of the contributing authors of this massive anthology. Today's author is Angelica Dawson and her story, Ethereal Protector.
Recently, many of my blogs have been on behalf of other people and that's absolutely fine. I love helping out fellow "indie" authors with their cover reveals, new releases, or blog tours... whatever, but occasionally it does behoove me to sit down and write something myself.
Feeling rather proud of myself this morning, knowing my latest book, Holy War, was completed yesterday, I thought now was the perfect time to sit down and put some words to paper.
Today, I'd like to talk about something that's been niggling away at me for a while and that is the assumption that writing is and always will be, a rule-defined, structured, and tightly controlled exercise.
I've had a few discussions about this with several people and there is this prevailing attitude that all books for sale, must conform to a set of rigid structures, as regards style and grammar in particular. I want to challenge that assumption somewhat today.
I want to question why, a living, evolving language such as our own beautiful language should be hide-bound by arbitrarily decided structures and styles.
It seems to me and indeed to some of my colleagues and friends that this insistence on uniformity is stifling some of the incredible creativity that is out there, in the independent author world.
Jump on board with our second stop on A Wicked Halloween Blog Tour. Yes, I know Halloween is still well over a month away, but you can never start getting into the mood too early, I say and with this incredible thirteen story collection, you will get right into the spirit of a wicked halloween.
Each stop on this tour, we will take a look at one of the stories in this collection and its contributor. Today it is by Elizabeth A Reeves and Midnight at the Salem Cafe.