Do you fall in this camp? I know I do. My books, though, were free on Amazon or Smashwords when I downloaded them. Whatever you might think of Amazon and their business practices, at least they don’t fill your device’s OS with crap.
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That’s a pretty startling statistic, isn’t it?
The purpose of the Authors and Bloggers Against Piracy blog tour is pretty self-explanatory, really. We’re a group of like-minded individuals working to raise awareness of book piracy and its effects, and we’re giving away a load of free books – and a $20 Amazon gift card – in the process!
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Today I’m being interviewed at Kev’s Great Indie Authors. We talk books and cover design and inspiration and all things writing! There’s even an excerpt from A Song for All Seasons. It’s a lot of fun, and I hope you’ll check it out. 🙂
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It’s a wet and windy day today, so of course, the boys were up at the crack of dawn wanting to go outside and play. There’s a chill in the air, so all I wanted to do was stay snuggled up in bed. Luckily, I was able to reach a compromise – the boys came and snuggled in bed with me.
They watched cartoons, I worked on my story.
And for a while, everyone was happy. Then, of course, the begging for food began. Kids these days – they think they need to eat three times a day. 😛
How do you like to spend cold, wet mornings?
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I do so love to spend my lunch breaks this way:
How do you spend yours?
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Loaded leaden clouds stack the sky, watching gloomily as the western wind whips waves of grass into a silky frenzy in the moments before the deluge, before the land and sea and sky open up in a soul-rending cry as the world quakes and convulses, heaves and buckles, trembles and dies.
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For today’s story, I was inspired by one of my many (incomplete) trunk novels. Someday I want to go back to it and not only finish it, but polish the crap out of it, because it’s a story I love.
He laughs in her memory, the sound warm as fire and sweet as honey; for one brief, shining moment, she remembers what it was to be young and in love, a feeling she hasn’t known since the day he left her, cold and alone, with only a note to soothe her broken heart, and she longs to have his arms wrapped around her one last time to keep the cold and loneliness at bay forever.
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Today I’m being interviewed by the wonderful Susan Finlay. We talk all things writing, so if you’d like to find out more about my books and some of the other kinds of writing I’ve done, be sure to check it out!
And don’t forget to check out Susan’s books. She’s got three mystery series going, one of which involves time travel, and I can’t wait to check it out. 🙂
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The scales of those who came before litter the ground beneath the trees, decaying into dust, the last lonely reminders of the way things were before and the way they could be again.
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I recently discovered that Lindor makes truffle bars in addition to actual truffles.
Dear. Lord. Hallelujah!
Now if only they weren’t so blessed expensive (the only place I’ve seen them is my local gas station, who want a whopping $1.49 for a single bar), I’d buy out the store and be well stocked in chocolate for…a week? Maybe? 😀
What’s your favorite kind of chocolate?
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Suddenly they all died. The end. 