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Blogging is Murder Tour Brought to you by Gilian Baker Blogging is Murder by Gilian Baker Though she was certainly born with all the traits of a world-class private detective, blogger Jade Blackwell...
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Last night, I was talking with a friend who knew an author who managed to land a TV interview. I was so impressed, so jealous, until he revealed to me an ugly truth...
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An amazing author named Jas T. Ward has decided to take on Amazon and has challenged their review policy with a campaign on Change.org that already has more than 11,000 signatures, mine included. I...
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EXPLAINING WHERE YOUR IDEAS COME FROM by Linda Maria Frank One of the most common questions folks ask authors is where we get our ideas. Recently I received a packet of letters from...
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