I started making videos long before I started doing Kickstarters. They are really quite fun. I used to have premier Pro but the software has huge files and if you aren’t set up for it, your computer will keep freezing … Continue reading →
What a small and beautiful world this is! And what an opportunity to make new friends. We have a Facebook Kickstarter swap page where we trade putting each other banners on our updates, newsletters and blog posts and this morning … Continue reading →
D.L. Fowler does an incredible amount of research when he writes. His novel Lincoln Raw won numerous awards and he followed it up with another historical account of Lincoln. His next historical fiction novel is again researched and will be … Continue...
The giveaway links are gone now. I hope you were able to download some books and that you enjoy them. I always love reviews and you can leave them on my eBook website if you choose to. Have a good … Continue reading →
This link is in the same chapter as the last one. Visit my website to find both of the links and get the free books. “Mankind’s science has unraveled obscurities in our world, traveling through outer space as easily as … Continue reading →
Day 22/23 Giveaway I guess I have the ocean on my mind. Here is the clue for tonight’s giveaway. Browse through my site and find this quote, click it and you’ll get a BookFunnel link to the eBook. Come back … Continue reading →
About the sea. I grew up in southern CA, so I know that fragrance, that cool salty breeze, the bright blue sky with clouds floating over my head. The book I’m reading brings it close to home because in Fathom … Continue reading →
Many of you gave up last night so you get an extra hint tonight. We’re back to eBook giveaways, not short stories so that should be an incentive. Find this quote in one of my first chapter and the eBook … Continue reading →
Writers might know what I’m talking about. I guess each one of my stories was, at some point, a treasure box inside of me. The words hadn’t yet been formed, and if they had, they hadn’t been unjumbled into cohesive … Continue reading →
