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Veiled Mist: Guest Post by Eleanor T. Beaty
On the Caribbean island of Maurray, spoiled-rotten, fifteen-year-old Hanna wakes up to a nightmare. She is not the daughter of an aristocrat but the orphan of a Gypsy. She is the descendant to a mystical Gypsy tribe. Their magic is strong and … Continue reading
Tribesman by Paul Freeman
Today I’m pleased to welcome Paul Freeman to Off the Page to chat about his new book Tribesman. Paul Freeman is a warrior, adventurer, and zombie hunter. He is from Dublin, Ireland, where he now works, plays and writes. In the past he … Continue reading
Quote and Song of the Week
Apologies for the belated weekend post. So without further ado, here’s this week’s quote and song to make Monday more manageable.
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Blood, She Read – A Review
Title: Blood, She Read Author: Sara Hubbard Genre: YA paranormal Publisher: Etopia Press Blurb: Seventeen-year old Petra Maras lives a charmed life—but only in the magical sense. Her absentee father is a criminal, her mother is emotionally dead, and everyone … Continue reading
Clutch by J. A. Huss
Today I’m pleased to welcome J. A. Huss to Off the Page chatting about her new book, Clutch. J. A. Huss never took a creative writing class in her life. Some would say it shows. Others might cut her some slack. She … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday: Desert Island Reads
This week’s topic from The Broke and the Bookish is my Top Ten Books I’d Want On A Deserted Island… I’m taking the liberty of assuming this also implies a desert island.
The Sixth Precept by Larry Ivkovich
Today I’m pleased to welcome Larry Ivkovich to Off the Page, chatting about his new book The Sixth Precept . Larry Ivkovich is an IT professional and the author of several science fiction, fantasy and horror short stories and novellas, published online and … Continue reading
Quote and Song of the Week
Today’s quote comes from T.S Elliot’s poem The Hollow Men…
Revision – A Writer’s Worst Nightmare?
During my daily excursions on the World Wide Web, I’ve chatted to a number of writers and seen a great number of tweets that all say the same thing: Writing the first draft is exciting/exhilirating/awesome/the-best-thing-ever and that any edits and … Continue reading
Kavachi’s Rise: Author Interview
Today I’m pleased to welcome Mike Kearby to Off the Page chatting about his new book Kavachi’s Rise. From Wikipedia: Mike Kearby (born 1952) is an American novelist and inventor. Since 2005, Kearby has published ten novels, one graphic novel, and written two screenplays: (2011) … Continue reading
