Have you ever read a Bigfoot romance? Beauty & the Bigfoot – a quirky paranormal comedy By Kelli A. Wilkins KelliWilkins.com Hi folks, My latest release, Beauty & the Bigfoot (Yes, it’s a Bigfoot romance!) offers readers a quirky look at the legend of Bigfoot. When I told people I was writing […]
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Guest Post & Giveaway: Death of an Intensivist from Journey’s End
Death of an Intensivist Gabriel Heras La Calle, MD x My name is Gabriel and I have been an intensive care physician since 2007. x As an intensivist, I spend my working hours balancing on the thin line that separates life and death. I have been doing this for more than ten years. Each day […]
Guest Post: Tomas Pueyo—The Star Wars Rings
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Launching Books I was 21. An introvert since I could remember, my two years studying in Paris had changed everything. I went from not eating the first few days, scared of asking people where to buy food, to witnessing never-ending parties with thousands of people. […]
Guest Post by Michael Lloyd
Thank you to Micheal Lloyd who has written a guest post about himself and his new book, The Pirate’s Children. Me I went to the Manchester Grammar School where I did not excel except in History and English, which still remain my favourite subjects. I wrote my first short story at the age of 11 […]
Guest Post: An Inside Look at Loving a Wild Stranger by Kelli A. Wilkins
An Inside Look at Loving a Wild Stranger By Kelli A. Wilkins amazon.com/author/kelliwilkins Hi everyone, Today I’m sharing an inside look and an excerpt from my latest historical romance, Loving a Wild Stranger. This full-length pioneer-wilderness romance is set in the Michigan Territory and blends adventure with a sensual love story. x Here’s the […]
Guest Post: The Origin of the Dakota by Andrew Joyce
I have one more guest post from Andrew Joyce. I’ve learned a lot from these posts and I can’t wait until I have time to read his latest novel, Yellow Hair. My name is Andrew Joyce and I write books for a living. I would like to thank The Dawn for allowing me to […]
Guest Post: The Research Process by Andrew Joyce
Andrew Joyce has written guest posts for me in the past and he always does a wonderful job. I’m hoping to be able to find the time to read his books at some point since I can already tell I like his writing style. My name is Andrew Joyce and I write books for […]
Guest Post: Andrew Joyce’s latest book, Yellow Hair
Andrew Joyce has written guest posts for me in the past and he always does a wonderful job. I’m hoping to be able to find the time to read his books at some point since I can already tell I like his writing style. Here’s his latest: My name is Andrew Joyce and I […]
Guest Post: Danny and the Crab by Andrew Joyce
A few months ago, Andrew Joyce wrote a guest post about writing one of his books, Molly Lee. It was a great post, so when he emailed me about another one, I was happy to have him back. I’m glad I did because I love this story! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! […]
Guest Post: C.L. Ryan
Well here I am at the age of 57, Grandmother of 2, totally dyslexic and being asked to do a guest post. Question: How did this writing malarkey all start? I was recently asked. Good question I replied, now let me think. About 3 years ago, my partner suddenly became afflicted with a terrible eye […]
Guest Post: Transforming Barriers into Success by Zaheen Nanji, author of The Resilience Reflex
Did you know that there are 8 Keys to Transforming Barriers into Success in Life and Business? We all experience challenging life experiences such as a death of a loved one, loss of a job, serious illness, and other traumatic events. It is how we deal and adapt to life’s ups and downs that move […]
Guest Post: Transforming Barriers into Success by Zaheen Nanji, author of The Resilience Reflex
Did you know that there are 8 Keys to Transforming Barriers into Success in Life and Business? We all experience challenging life experiences such as a death of a loved one, loss of a job, serious illness, and other traumatic events. It is how we deal and adapt to life’s ups and downs that move […]
Spotlight & Giveaway: Bach, Casals & The Six Suites for ‘Cello Solo: Volumes 1-4 by Steven Hancoff
ENTER THE CREATIVE WORLD OF J.S. BACH IN INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED GUITARIST STEVEN HANCOFF’S GROUNDBREAKING FOUR-VOLUME E-BOOK x Book Title: Bach, Casals & The Six Suites for ‘Cello Solo: Volumes 1-4 by Steven Hancoff Category: Adult non-fiction, 1189 pages Genre: Biography / Music Publisher: iTunes Release date: June 2015 Tour dates: Nov 30 – Dec 18, […]
Guest Post & Giveaway: Haunted Florida by Martina McAtee
Guest Post When I first told people I was writing a book about reapers and werewolves living in Florida, I got a lot of weird looks. When I went on to further explain that they lived in a town teeming with supernatural creatures cloaked from humans in the middle of the state, I got […]
Guest Post: To Me Writing a Thriller Novel is like Painting a Canvas with Oils by Anne Barnett
To Me Writing a Thriller Novel is like Painting a Canvas with Oils When I was a teenager I’d sometimes watch a television show titled – The Joy of Painting. The show’s host, Bob Ross, would start with a blank white canvas, a wooden palette stained in a rainbow of colors, and a tray […]
Guest Post: My 5 Favorite Romantic Non-Romance Books by Kate Moretti, author of While You Were Gone
My 5 Favorite Romantic Non-Romance Books I have a confession: I don’t consider myself a romance writer, not really. Which is crazy, because two of my three novels have a very strong romance plot line. WHILE YOU WERE GONE is almost strictly about the relationship between the main characters. But when asked what kind of […]
Guest Post: Unpublished Interview With SPED Kids
Guest Post: Unpublished Interview With SPED Kids By Karina Martinez (Interview with Alex from Spinner) It is a somber day as I approached the lunch table. This group of SPED students (Special Education) has experienced a tragic loss – their teacher was killed last night, run down by a truck outside her apartment. We’ve never […]
Guest Post by Husky Harlequin, author of Time’s Alibi
Music to My Ears Husky Harlequin Guest Post Music is a universal language. We find it in our cars, on our phones, at weddings, and in our movies. Music stitches together the everyday junctions as well and the defining moments of our lives. In 2006, I got an idea. What if I made a […]
Guest Post by Yvette Bethel, author of E.Q. Librium
Bullying does not just start at school. Experts say it’s a real problem in the workplace, too. Author Yvette Bethel knows she can help individuals successfully learn how to navigate the complexities of office drama by developing your E.Q. Librium. I was employed by a Fortune 500 company for about twenty years before I […]
Guest Post by Yvette Bethel, author of E.Q. Librium
Bullying does not just start at school. Experts say it’s a real problem in the workplace, too. Author Yvette Bethel knows she can help individuals successfully learn how to navigate the complexities of office drama by developing your E.Q. Librium. I was employed by a Fortune 500 company for about twenty years before I […]
Guest Post & Spotlight: Christopher G. Nuttall – author of Trial by Fire (Schooled in Magic #7)
Guest Post The Schooled in Magic series draws on so many different inspirations that it’s hard to say just when and where it jelled into its current shape. It started as a combination of a desire to do a ‘wizard school’ story and a ‘time-traveling expert’ story – the latter generally covering a person being thrown back […]
Guest Post: Grandma Explained to Me
I went to India in 1966. There was a particular presence that lay beneath everything I experienced in the villages and in the cities such as New Delhi and Varanasi. It was not something that was spoken about very much. This was the awareness that each individual person regardless of station in life was an immortal spiritual […]
Guest Post: Why I Wrote Breaking the Silence by Maria Nieto
My name is Maria Nieto, and people have been questioning why, at the age of 85, I wrote a book called Breaking the Silence. It is a book describing the pain and the horrifying days of a small girl´s life during and after the Spanish Civil War. There are moments of humor in the book, […]
Guest Post: Writing Molly Lee by Andrew Joyce
My name is Andrew Joyce, and I write books for a living. Dawn has been kind enough to allow me a little space on her blog to promote my new book, MOLLY LEE. The story is a female-driven account of a young naive girl’s journey into an independent, strong woman and all the trouble she […]
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