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Compass Book Ratings-Blog Tour Stop
A big thank you goes out to Compass Book Ratings! Check out their review of "Fireflies." http://www.compassbookratings.com/reviews/index.php/review/view/1162
Book Review: Fireflies and Hope from the Ocean by P.S. Bartlett
Thank you Bound 4 Escape for your lovely and honest review.
Old Kilcullen Round Tower and Graveyard, Co. Kildare.
Mentioned greatly in my latest novel. Although I may not return to it in my next, I continue to find more and more research and interest in this ancient place.
Chapter One “Hope From the Ocean” Teaser
Chapter One They barely knew him, this man whose wavy red mane was now frosted over and unruly, with the permanent indentation of a hat pressed into it. All he said was, “Ye’ll be livin’ with us now.” The letter was still folded in his shirt pocket from Wednesday’s post. The simple powerful expression of …
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Blog Tour: Fireflies & Hope From the Ocean by PS Bartlett
Thank you Morphy’s Book Blog for sharing my first two novels with your readers!
Title: Fireflies
Author: PS Bartlett
Genre: Historical Fiction/Paranormal/Historical Irish Fiction
Release Day: April 3th, 2013
Synopsis
However peculiar Ennis Whelan has been for the first six years of his life, not until the day he found the bird, did the degree of his strangeness become so tangible.
Dr. Owen Whelan and his wife Sarah, both Irish immigrants, have been living the American dream, as well as raising seven bright and expressive children. Their youngest Ennis, however, has since birth, been a bit of a mystery.
Ennis was always small, meek and frightfully odd but there is so much more to him than anyone could have imagined. His sister Teagan grows increasingly suspicious of his behavior but their mother dismisses her claims, until the day he starts healing people.
When Ennis ultimately reveals the gift of sight, he questions his father about visions of his past, including…
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Inside the Mind of the Author
Inside the Mind of the Author After I chose this topic to write about, I started to take it back but then I though, “Where’s the fun in that?” The inside of this author’s mind isn’t completely uninteresting so perhaps, there’s something inside this big blond head that you may be interested in knowing. Besides, …
How to Support an Author’s New Book: 11 Ideas For You
Since I will be releasing my second novel this weekend, I reblogged this friendly reminder. Thank you for all of your support my friends!
By Chuck Sambuchino
My Writer’s Digest coworker, Brian A. Klems, recently geared up for the release of his first book — a humorous guide for fathers called OH BOY, YOU’RE HAVING A GIRL: A DAD’S SURVIVAL GUIDE TO RAISING DAUGHTERS (Adams Media). On top of that, my coworker Robert Brewer (editor of Writer’s Market) recently got a publishing deal for a book of his poetry.
So I find myself as a cheerleader for my writing buddies — trying to do what I can to help as their 2013 release dates approach. I help in two ways: 1) I use my own experience of writing & publishing books to share advice on what they can expect and plan for; and 2) I simply do whatever little things I can that help in any way.
This last part brings up an important point: Anyone can support an author’s…
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Hate On the Internet aka Twenty-First Century Stonings
I was just over on Caleb Johnson's Facebook page (the young man who sings really great rock on American Idol) and I was FLOORED by the number of people who were berating him over his comment about pranking his co-contestant Alex Preston, when he made the joke about his peanut allergy. Although I do foresee …
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