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WHAT’S YOUR NEXT MOVE? WHICH WAY WILL YOU TURN? WHERE WILL YOU FOCUS? “Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishments.”-Jim Rohn When it comes to marketing your work you can’t afford to wing it. Getting your book published is only […]
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Welcome to Egretia!
This is the home of Felix, the protagonist of his eponymous mystery series. Egretia is based on ancient Rome and a few other ancient cities, in an attempt to examine the question of what if magic was real?
Though not a fully trained wizard nor traditional detective, Felix knows a little about magic – and uses this knowledge to solve his customers unique problems.
You can read a few of Felix’s short adventures on the short stories on this site, or his longer adventures in the book series. If you’re a lover of Ancient Rome, Detective Mysteries and Fantasy, you’re bound to enjoy these stories!
Below are links to some more information about Felix and…
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If you are a Blogger and you want to connect with authors, readers, and other reviewers, then Mystery Thriller Week website has the answer for you! We are in the planning and organization phases of the inaugural 2017 Mystery Thriller Week slated for February 12 – 22. Our goal is to connect industry enthusiasts of all media together, and as a blogger, you can benefit.
Sign your BLOG up Here so others may find you and your bloggerific website. If you haven’t visited the Mystery Thriller Week website yet, take a moment to sign up to:
- Host an interview
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Prizes will be awarded for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place for most reviews posted linking the Mystery Thriller Week website.
Mystery Thriller Week wants to spend quality time with you that will be filled with education, connection, collaboration, contests, reviews, interviews, and downright mysterious and thrilling fun!
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I’ve caved in and given myself over to one selfish post on this year’s Presidential election. If I could sum it up for you in one easy word, I would. But the current climate of Chia Pet Politics has me dreaming of days when the sensational headlines of another boring news cycle centered around which Kardashian mayhem riveted a nation to the TV with their latest antics. I would even settle for a late-night infomercial about which thigh cream will convert my gams into Starsky and Hutch Daisy Dukes next summer. Gone are the days Continue reading “Trending Tuesday Chia Pet Politics”
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I’ve read Maas, Engber, Sobieck, Donovan, Bell, Card, and countless other writing gurus. But, after I read Structure Your Novel by K.M. Weiland, I snatched up every instructional writing book this author has published. Creating Character Arcs is one more gem in my resource library of books on craft. This book makes little things like
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It’s that time of year again – National Novel Writing Month aka NaNoWriMo. Time to air blow off the keys of your laptop, spin character arcs, plan the caffeine-intake calendar, and stock up on NoDoze. What crazy person would attempt to write 50,000 words in a month? Apparently, me and half a billion other writers who have steel running through their veins and scarecrow stuffing for brains. But unlike the Tin Man, we have heart. Lots of heart! Continue reading “Manic Monday – Ready for NaNoWriMo (Not!)”
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