Stumbled across an amazing freebie book offer via Twitter & Books on the Knob.
If you're an Aussie who owns a Kindle, you can grab some fabulous books FREE at the moment.
There are several kids books, as well as fantastic adult fiction by:
-Stephanie Laurens (her 4 book Bride Quartet)
-Anna Campbell (3 books)
-Tara Moss (5 books-her Mak Vanderwall series: Split, Hit, Fetish, Covet & Siren)
plus more!
Go load up your Kindle now!
Showing posts with label Stephanie Laurens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephanie Laurens. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
CONFERENCE GOLD: Snippets
Here are the stand-out quotes from RWAus11 that resonated with me:
-"Park your brain & write from the heart. Write from love, fear, anger. Tap into those emotions." (Susan Wiggs.)
-"We write because we have to write, not because we want to write." (Susan Wiggs)
-"Which channel you choose to publish with isn't important, reaching your readers is." (Stephanie Laurens.)
-"Take a risk, the known quantity is dying." (Bob Mayer)
-"Content is king. Promo is queen." (Bob Mayer)
Tomorrow, a summary of Susan Wiggs' workshop, "Plotting from the Inside Out."
-"Park your brain & write from the heart. Write from love, fear, anger. Tap into those emotions." (Susan Wiggs.)
-"We write because we have to write, not because we want to write." (Susan Wiggs)
-"Which channel you choose to publish with isn't important, reaching your readers is." (Stephanie Laurens.)
-"Take a risk, the known quantity is dying." (Bob Mayer)
-"Content is king. Promo is queen." (Bob Mayer)
Tomorrow, a summary of Susan Wiggs' workshop, "Plotting from the Inside Out."
Monday, February 21, 2011
Words of wisdom
The incredibly talented & knowledgeable Stephanie Laurens (who has been on the NYT Bestseller list with her last 25 books!) has started a blog.
She'll be posting weekly, on a Friday, discussing the nitty-gritties of publishing.
Well worth a look.
She'll be posting weekly, on a Friday, discussing the nitty-gritties of publishing.
Well worth a look.
Topics:
blogs for writers,
Stephanie Laurens
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