Showing posts with label novels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label novels. Show all posts

Friday, September 21, 2012

Find out about The Ups and Downs of Being Dead and win a bestselling book!

M. R. Cornelius

Today it’s great to welcome back Marsha Cornelius, the author of H10N1 and The Ups and Downs of Being Dead (see below, to find out how you can win a FREE signed copy of this bestselling book).

Marsha, since your last interview in January, your novel H10N1 has been very successful. Could you tell us a bit about this?

I owe most of the book’s success to Amazon’s Kindle Direct Publishing. KDP has a Select program that lets you post the book for free. And when all those free downloads start pouring in, your standing on Amazon goes way up. I’ve been in the Top Ten paid books in drama at Amazon a couple times, and the sales really pick up. But there’s always another book hot on your heels to knock you down a step or two. (Or ten)

Friday, August 31, 2012

Love and Life in the American South: Meet Author Alle Wells

Last year I hosted a great guest post by Alle Wells and today I’m lucky enough to interview her and find out more about this amazing author.

First of all, thank you so much Alle for taking the time to chat with me. Since you wrote your guest post about your first book, Lame Excuses, you have done so much including publishing two more books, Railroad Man and Leaving Serenity. Could you tell us a bit about them?
 
Thank you, Katheryn, for your generous hospitality! My stories are fictional, but they are based on the lives of people I have known throughout my life. Each life has its successes and its failures. The strengths and weaknesses in my characters are consequences of the times they lived in, and their economic and environmental settings.

Friday, June 22, 2012

Epic Viking Adventures with Mary Ann Bernal





Today it is great to welcome Mary Ann Bernal, the author of The Briton and the Dane novels. She is also kindly agreed to give away a FREE paperback copy of her latest book, Legacy, but more about that later.

First, could you tell us what your books are about?

The Briton and the Dane novels bring to life the tumultuous ninth century when the formidable Vikings terrorized the civilized world. The epic adventure runs the gamut of deception, treachery, intrigue, and betrayal during a time of war and conquest in Anglo-Saxon Britain.