Self-Promotion for Authors

[C.W. LaSart]

Is this novella on Nook yet?

[Randy D. Rubin]

Yes it is, Cee Dub. And I just found out today that my SECOND NOVELLA has been accepted for publication and will come out in May 2013. It is titled, 'The Witch of Dreadmere Forest' and its a spooky-spooky. I'm so freakin' shocked and elated I could explode! I can't believe it sometimes. I'm finally getting my "little darlings" good homes. (Good lord, I haven't written anything in two days and I feel so 'dirty' or 'off my axis'. Does anyone else get that guilty, "get your ass back to work on that keyboard" feeling if you take some time away? I can't stand myself if I'm not writing something. See I'm so excited that I'm rambling. Must calm down... must focus thoughts... must get grandkids off to school. Need more coffee. Anyone care to join me for a cup?

[RichardThomas]

you're on a roll, brother. congrats.

[C.W. LaSart]

Congrats again! And calm down

[ozmosis7]

Gratz, Randy. I'll add these to my TBR list for sure.

[Randy D. Rubin]

Thanks everyone.

[RichardThomas]

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A generous and thoughtful review of Herniated Roots, my debut neo-noir collection of short stories, is now live over at ManArchy Magazine.

http://manarchymag.com/core/2012/10/...uthor-manarchy

[C.W. LaSart]

http://www.cwlasart.com/?p=1482The Coffin Hop is now live again this year. Over 100 chances to win free stuff from horror authors including me. My prize is a signed copy of Ad Nauseam, a signed copy of the limited CD chapbook, an e-copy of the special Coffin Hop antho sampler (actual antho to be released next year, but one of my stories is in the 4 story sampler) some classic horror movies, a Halloween sock monkey and much more! Check it out my friends!

[RichardThomas]

ManArchy Magazine is running a series of flash fiction horror stories from now until Halloween. My story "Gandaberunda" kicks it off.

http://manarchymag.com/core/2012/10/...-richardthomas

[mercuryval]

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And speaking of Halloween, my mystery novel for the young'uns is now out with DWB Children's Line. It's the second in the Corgi Capers series. Protagonist Adam thinks his new neighbors are witches, and his sister is planning a Halloween prank that promises to scar him for life! www.corgicapers.com

[ozmosis7]

Gratz on the 2nd book, Val. I'll have to see if my daughter would like these. The kid on the cover reminds me of someone--forget who.

[C.W. LaSart]

What reading level are those Corgi books?

[Randy D. Rubin]

Congrats, Val on your second book.

[mercuryval]

Thanks, all. The Corgi books feature a fifth-grade protagonist. Reading level is age 7 - 12, depending on reading ability.

[C.W. LaSart]

Very cool. I will look into them in a couple of weeks when my 4th grader gets her e-reader for her birthday

[Ben Staad]

Thank you Copefiend2 (by the way what is your real name; I feel really strange thanking or congratulating you by this ridiculous moniker.) There should be NO SECRETS between writer buddies on the forum! Can I get an Amen from the congregation somewheres in the back? Hallelujah!

It's Tim Martin.

[Randy D. Rubin]

I am pleased to finally make your acquaintance, Tim Martin. Welcome.

[Ben Staad]

I am pleased to finally make your acquaintance, Tim Martin. Welcome.

Likewise!

[ozmosis7]

I have a few to share, but I'll spread them out as they pop up. Let me start with this one, because it was so fun. My story "Avenged" is in this anthology(links on my website). http://kennethwcain.wordpress.com/20...iction-trails/

[Randy D. Rubin]

Way cool Ozmo! Congrats.