Read My Book!~The Ways of Khrem by D. Nathan Hilliard

Read My Book!~The Ways of Khrem by D. Nathan Hilliard

By Guest Reviewers on September 2, 2010

D. Nathan Hilliard weighs in on his book, The Ways of Khrem

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Read My Book!~Cinders by Michelle Davidson Argyle

Read My Book!~Cinders by Michelle Davidson Argyle

By Guest Reviewers on September 1, 2010

Michelle Davidson Argyle reviews her own book, Cinders, a dark poetic fairytale with a twist!

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Read My Book!~Jim Murdoch’s Living with the Truth

Read My Book!~Jim Murdoch’s Living with the Truth

By Guest Reviewers on August 31, 2010

Jim Murdoch’s Living with the Truth. Read what Jim truthfully thinks about his own book. He wouldn’t lie to you!

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Read My Book! ~ YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKE TO DO AT FOUR O’CLOCK, ED? by Stefano Boscutti

Read My Book! ~ YOU KNOW WHAT I LIKE TO DO AT FOUR O’CLOCK, ED? by Stefano Boscutti

By Guest Reviewers on August 24, 2010

What do you like to do at four o’clock? Find out what Ed likes! A short story by Stefano Boscutti. Let’s find out what Stefano likes about it…

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Read My Book! ~The Sacrament of Conception by Muriel Lede

Read My Book! ~The Sacrament of Conception by Muriel Lede

By Guest Reviewers on August 23, 2010

The first in our Read My Book! segment. Muriel Lede’s opinion on her book, The Sacrament of Conception. What does Muriel think of her own book?

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Review Your Own Book!

Review Your Own Book!

By Shannon Yarbrough on August 22, 2010

Calling all authors! Tell us why we should read your book, by writing a review of your own book!

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Review 161: The Shack by William Paul Young

Review 161: The Shack by William Paul Young

By Shannon Yarbrough on August 21, 2010

I love a success story. With over 4,000 reviews on Amazon.com, over 80 weeks at #1 on the NYT Bestsellers List for Trade Paperback fiction, and well over 1 million copies in print, I’d say The Shack by William Young is indeed successful. Young wrote the book as a Christmas gift for his six children and had no intention of ever publishing it. But after being persuaded by friends who read it, Young worked with several colleagues to polish the work for publication.

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Review 160: Haversham Hill by Sunni Morris

Review 160: Haversham Hill by Sunni Morris

By Shannon Yarbrough on August 14, 2010

One glimpse at the title of Sunni Morris’s book and you probably conjure up visions of Miss Havisham, a wealthy spinster living in her old mansion, penned by Charles Dickens back in 1861, wondering around in her old wedding dress and “looking like the witch of the place.”

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Top Twenty-Six Places Where Your Book Should Be

Top Twenty-Six Places Where Your Book Should Be

By Shannon Yarbrough on August 9, 2010

I’ve always been a cheerleader for investing in copies of your own book for various reasons. This always becomes part of the great debate of how much money an author should invest in their book to make it successful. Remember, if you are a self-published author, you wear many hats: writer, editor, publisher, and marketer. Before considering self-publishing, you should consider how much money you are willing to spend on marketing your project.

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