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The fireworks have already started and Sunny is not pleased. We don't have a thundershirt, but maybe wrapping her in a blanket will help. #dogsofinstagram #pitbullmixesofinstagram #saynotofireworksShe's just happy to be included instead of being left at home. #dogsofinstagram #pitbullmixesofinstagramIt certainly doesn't look like I slept a full eight hours.It is not necessary to comment on the fact that I am smiling in this photo. That is all.My portrait mode donut looks like a rock. Or a shaved tribble.They wanted us to decorate our doors with our favorite holiday movies. Someone already had Die Hard, but this one definitely takes place around the holidays. #batmanreturns
Tag Archives: review
SIX OF THE BEST… ways to support your writer friends when they publish a new book
Your writer friends (like me) need support and help when they publish a new book. Especially when there’s no big-name publisher around to help with the marketing. And even when there is a publisher, word-of-mouth is still the best way … Continue reading
Posted in column, nerdery public, nonfiction, six of the best, writing
Tagged after the apocalypse, algorithm, amazon, criticism, emoji, facebook, faded glory, honesty, influencers, libraries, pre-order, preorder, publishing, review, sales numbers, self-publishing, social media, word of mouth
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Book Review: “Silencing Sharks” by John Hope
It can often be quite a surprise when you find out that someone you know has written a book. It’s even more of a surprise when you find out that your first college roommate has written a whole lot of … Continue reading
Posted in book, nerdery public, nonfiction, review, writing, ya
Tagged deafness, hearing, john hope, middle grade, nervous farts, peter benchley, review, shark, sharks, silencing sharks
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a review of The Clockwork Russian
If you haven’t yet picked up your copy of The Clockwork Russian and Other Stories, maybe these Amazon reviews will help you with your decision: If there is a common theme, it’s one of the stories leaving you wanting more, … Continue reading
a review of “Stand Up”, in The Clockwork Russian
“Stand Up” is that good. I won’t spoil the premise. Roseman is proud of this one, he notes. I think he should be. If this piece isn’t expanded into a full-length book, it at least needs to be optioned by … Continue reading
“Untapped Potential” reviews The Clockwork Russian
The fine folks at the Untapped Potential podcast were kind enough to review The Clockwork Russian. Listen here, but the audio is NSFW so do so at an appropriate time.
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Tagged nsfw, podcast, review, reviews, the clockwork russian, untapped potential
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The Clockwork Russian and Other Stories
My new book, The Clockwork Russian and other stories, is now available on Amazon. Space travel, steampunk Seattle, superheroes, and more. Click here to get your copy. Here’s what some other people have said about it: “This is a great … Continue reading
Book Review: “Snapshot” by Beau Hall
Fifty years ago, Marietta really was a small town, and the thing about small towns is that you can hide a lot of big secrets there. Marvin Hill has been hiding a huge one: for more than fifty years, Marvin’s … Continue reading
