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7 Things You Fear Before Turning 30

Yecheilyah's avatarThe PBS Blog

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  • You can no longer blame the childish things you do on your youth. You think of ways to be as immature as possible before leaving the 20s club.

  • You’ll get fat. You’ll definitely get fat. You picture yourself grossly overweight with eight kids. You work out as much as possible before your birthday.

  • Kids will call you old. You try to say something hip to sound cool. You forget hip went out ages ago. You just said hip and ages in the same sentence. Your nieces roll their eyes. Your nephews shake their heads. You walk off in shame.

  • You wear a smirk at the possibility of catching up with your husband’s age. You’ll both be in the 30s now. You think you’re winning. You forget he’s nine years and four months older than you are and is on his way to the 40s club.

  • Speaking of 40, birthdays will…

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This entry was posted on February 12, 2017. 1 Comment

5 Easy Steps to Successfully Write, Publish and Promote Your Book!

islandeditions's avatarBooks: Publishing, Reading, Writing

OR … How I Nearly Became an Overnight Success After My Forty-Year Apprenticeship in the Book Business!

If you read my bio you’ll realize I have worked with books and authors in one way or another for most of my life. I have experience as a bookseller, a publishers’ sales rep, a promoter (a self-styled Author Impresario!), a speaker, a student of writing, editing and publishing, a published author, and a publisher of my own and other authors’ work. I’ve been writing this blog on-and-off for almost ten years, and have discussed the book business here, made friends with like-minded authors and readers, networked and reached many other people in the business, made many friends and connected with even more colleagues, have shared a great deal of information I discovered over the years on the topics of Publishing, Reading, and Writing (hence the name of this blog …), followed and…

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This entry was posted on February 12, 2017. 2 Comments

Meet S. Jackson & A. Raymond

Mar's avatarSouthern Creative Soul

Hello, bloggers!

It’s another grand day where I get to shine the light on a special guest, or two. Today, I welcome the writing duo – Authors, S. Jackson & A. Raymond. It is my pleasure to share my blog with these two, especially since S. Jackson is such a supportive member of RRBC.

To go along with today’s post, you can also catch the “Valentine Party For All Books” Facebook event. Catch the online fun from 11am to 4pm.

Now, let’s dive into the guests’ exciting book release…


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Uncle Stubby Gets Married

In this children’s picture book, and sixth book in our ‘Shadow and Friends Series’, Uncle Stubby Gets Married, a fox squirrel named Uncle Stubby has fallen in love with a girl squirrel named Sparkles. Squirrel family and friends, including a small dog named Shadow, and her boyfriend, Max, are invited to attend the wedding…

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FREE Kindle! Lots of Prizes! Party Time!!

I have a Facebook event tomorrow the 11th for young adults and children. I have children’s books to give away, Amazon gift cards, and a grand prize of a brand new Kindle! I’m doing my first Facebook Book Event tomorrow, the 11th. Slots to fill and Grand Prize is a FREE brand new Kindle! https://www.facebook.com/events/1041658799293756/ Anybody interested in FREE books, Gift Cards, Prizes, or a FREE Kindle??? All genres, all authors, and all readers are welcome! This is a come and go party  to allow for family needs, etc. C…

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Amazon Notifications Regarding Copyright

Nicholas C. Rossis's avatarNicholas C. Rossis

Amazon | From the blog of Nicholas C. Rossis, author of science fiction, the Pearseus epic fantasy series and children's books Image: dailyfinance.com

Image this: You have the perfect campaign lined up, and are counting the days before you finally start paying off the cost of those ads.

Then, you receive an email from Amazon accusing you of copyright infringment. Your book has been taken down for now, until you prove it is, indeed, written by you.

This is what’s been happening to several authors, who have received the dreaded copyright notifications from Amazon. Specifically, they’ve received the following email:

Hello,

We are writing to you regarding the following book(s):

Title:[book title]

During a quality assurance review of your catalog, we found content (text and/or images) that is widely available on the web. You can do an online search for the content inside your books to discover which sites are offering the content for free. Copyright is important to us – we want to make sure that no author or other copyright…

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This entry was posted on February 10, 2017. 2 Comments