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Maria Pittman College Essay Vs Personal Statement

Usually colleges have their own guidelines when it comes to college essay for admission or personal statements. It depends on what the actual college requires. You should consider that the colleges look at more than just college essays for admission statements; they look at your grades, GPA, class standing, extracurricular activities, and school service before the… Continue

Added by Maria Pittman on November 21, 2009 at 3:57pm — No Comments

Danielle Thorne Death by Brownie

My monthly newsletter is probably more popular for the recipes than the prose, but that's okay! Don't miss this month's THE PRIVATEER newsletter and the To. Die. For. recipe just discovered: DEATH BY BROWNIE. I've had two batches in the last week! November's issue goes out tonight so come aboard now! http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ThePrivateerNewsletter/ daniellethorne www.daniell… Continue

Added by Danielle Thorne on November 21, 2009 at 7:30am — No Comments

Genella deGrey Andre Agassi blog up on my website -

Pop on over to my website and take a peek into Andre Agassi's book signing - genelladegrey.com Click on the tree to view the blog. :) G. Continue

Added by Genella deGrey on November 21, 2009 at 6:15am — No Comments

Linda Carlino That Other Juana has been published in Portugal

In early October 2009 the first book of my Hapsburg Trilogy, That Other Juana (Queen Juana I of Spain - Juana la Loca) was published in Portuguese by one of Europe's most prestigious publishers, Editorial Presença (publisher of JK Rowling, Ian Rankin, Paul McCartney, Fay Weldon, Terry Pratchett, Alexander McCall Smith,...) It will be sold worldwide with the title Joana a Louca (Joan the Mad) with a stunning cover - a contemporary portrait of Juana as a young girl – which can be see… Continue

Added by Linda Carlino on November 20, 2009 at 10:41pm — No Comments

Richard Le Blanc Change my web site

You can find it on google under The Contractor by Richard Le Blanc. If you like a good read pick it up at Amazon. Continue

Added by Richard Le Blanc on November 20, 2009 at 5:55pm — No Comments

Alan Elsner Historical accuracy

Writing about recent history, which people lived through and remember, can be tricky. In the case of my new novel "Romance Language" the event is the Romanian revolution which happened only 20 years ago. That's why 've been so delighted that Romanians and Romanian-Americans have hailed its uncanny accuracy. One reader on Amazon.com said: "It was only after the revolution from December 1998, that I was able to leave Romania for the United States. Reading this book,living again the turmoil and th… Continue

Added by Alan Elsner on November 19, 2009 at 2:42pm — No Comments

Emily Bryan Wild Hearts

Please welcome Lori Brighton to my blog! Her debut title WILD HEARTS is a ne… Continue

Added by Emily Bryan on November 17, 2009 at 5:09am — No Comments

Emily Bryan Wild Hearts

Please welcome Lori Brighton to my blog! Her debut title WILD HEARTS is a ne… Continue

Added by Emily Bryan on November 17, 2009 at 5:09am — No Comments

Emily Bryan Friday Threesome

What? It's just a note about the three places you can find me on the web today. (What were you thinking?) Please join me at THE CHATELAINES where I'm sharing thoughts on my NaNoWriMo experience that are sure to get me in trouble again. If you're doing NaNo, or are curious about it, I'd love to hear from you! And the discussion on sexual harrassment and my real life brush with it is still going on over at… Continue

Added by Emily Bryan on November 14, 2009 at 12:30am — No Comments

Judy Ridgley Writers Riding Right...

I would like to invite anyone who would like to make their heroes ride right to visit Writers Riding http://www.jridgley.wordpress.com Continue

Added by Judy Ridgley on November 13, 2009 at 5:36am — No Comments

Judy Ridgley Writers Riding Right...

I would like to invite anyone who would like to make their heroes ride right to visit Writers Riding http://www.jridgley.wordpress.com Continue

Added by Judy Ridgley on November 13, 2009 at 5:36am — No Comments

Emily Bryan You gotta see this!

I love it when readers get so involved with my books they tell me they feel they have lived the story. Now one's gotten up close and personal with the cover for Pleasuring the Pirate. It's absolutely hysterical and it's up on my blog today! Please visit www.emilybryan.blogspot.com for a guaranteed giggle! Best, Emily www.emilybryan.com A CHRISTMAS BALL, available now! Continue

Added by Emily Bryan on November 12, 2009 at 11:29pm — No Comments

Laurel Lamperd Free Read. Ways of Love. Short Story

Ways of Love is a free read featured at www.nightowlromance.com/nightowlromance/freereads/FreeReads.aspx Ways of Love by Laurel Lamperd Sweet Contempory Romance Beth Herrick had looked after her parents. She had given u… Continue

Added by Laurel Lamperd on November 5, 2009 at 12:10pm — No Comments

Laurel Lamperd Calamity's Corner

Calamity's Corner is a cosy place to share interests in books, movies, places and leisure moments. The November issue features the marvellous Patricia Sweet, creator of tiny books, sea chests, boxes and other miniature things. I have a book review in it too. Email calam@live.com.au if you would like to place your name on their mailing list. Laurel Continue

Added by Laurel Lamperd on November 3, 2009 at 1:03pm — No Comments

Felicia M. Hazzard Wilkie Collins

It is nearly 150 years since author, Wilkie Collins wrote the classic literature, 'The Woman in White'. This book kept me on the edge of my seat until the end of the book. The Woman in White was first published in 1860 and it has become the book of legends. It has a warm and compassionate side, yet dangerous and daring and the climax that gives the heroine and heroes of this story the winning edge of complete justification. I recently saw the movie version of The Woman in White made in 1948. It… Continue

Added by Felicia M. Hazzard on November 3, 2009 at 4:21am — No Comments

J. M. Hochstetler November Blog Tour for One Holy Night!

Below are the dates and sites for the month-long One Holy Night Blog tour. Be sure to drop in on these blogs to check out my interviews, articles, and book trailer. Some of the blogs are also doing a drawing for a free copy of One Holy Night, which received the Christian Small Publishers 2009 Book of the Year award. It would make a terrific Christmas gift for you or someone you love! Monday, Nov. 2: http://thebookrack.wor… Continue

Added by J. M. Hochstetler on November 2, 2009 at 5:48am — No Comments

Emily Bryan The Great Agent Hunt

A writer's first task (after finishing the manuscript, of course!) is finding the right agent to represent them. I've got mine. Let me help you find yours. I've posted links to a few top agents' websites and blogs at www.emilybryan.blogspot.com. Their posts make fascinating reading and in case you're wondering what they're looking for--don't. They're happy to tell you! Happy Hunting! Emily www.emilybryan.com… Continue

Added by Emily Bryan on November 2, 2009 at 2:43am — No Comments

Juliet Avalon Just an update . . . .

Hi everybody! I know I haven't blogged in a long time. I'm not a great blogger, but I'll do my best to post regularly. I'm attempting NanoWriMo again this year. I have a lot of nerve, considering I'm supposed to be rewriting another manuscript for an editor. I can't help it. I need to take a break from the daily grind. I think it will be therapeutic to write something different for a month. I could use a little therapy right now. : ) I'm actually cheating. I'll be working on a manuscript I sta… Continue

Added by Juliet Avalon on November 1, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

Laurel Lamperd Book Giveaway

My children's book, Battle of Boodicuttup Creek is listed as a book giveaway on www.goodreads.com/giveaways Check it out. Laurel Continue

Added by Laurel Lamperd on November 1, 2009 at 1:07pm — No Comments

Jack Adler "Bitter Shields"

"Bitter Shields" came out on Nov. 1 by Write Words, Inc. (ebooksonthenet.com). The novel is about an unusual couple, a Spartan aristocrat and a Jewish woman from Jerusalem, and their adventures during a coup in Sparta, intrigue between Macedonia and Rome, and their final exile in Jerusalem where they suffer prejudice from both Greeks and Jews. Continue

Added by Jack Adler on November 1, 2009 at 5:52am — No Comments

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