Bloggiesta Is Coming Next Month!

The holidays aren’t over and I’ve realized Bloggiesta is sneaking up on us.  What is Bloggiesta?  It’s basic a blogging marathon for bloggers of all types.  Last year I created a favicon for my site, created a review policy page, and added plugins – including one to backup the WordPress database! Natasha Maw at Maw Books Blog hosts… Continue reading Bloggiesta Is Coming Next Month!

Do Nothing But Read Day

I just found out tomorrow is Do Nothing But Read Day.  Yes, you read that right.  You have permission to stay in your pajamas all day!

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Introduction to: Decoding The Lost Symbol by Simon Cox

Introduction by Simon Cox, Author of Decoding The Lost Symbol: The Unauthorized Expert Guide to the Facts Behind the Fiction It was April 2009, and I was just arriving at the London Book Fair at the Earls Court Exhibition Halls. I was intending on catching up with friends, my UK publisher, and having a general look… Continue reading Introduction to: Decoding The Lost Symbol by Simon Cox

Preview of Children of Dust by Ali Eteraz

One of the things I am doing differently this November than the last few Novembers is reading other books while working on my project for National Novel Writing Month.  Here is a preview (Chapter 1) of what I’ve been reading.  It’s Children of the Dust: A Memoir of Pakistan by Ali Eteraz.  FSB Associates has kindly… Continue reading Preview of Children of Dust by Ali Eteraz

Almost the Ides of November

Yes, it’s November and that means it is National Novel Writing Month.  Writers of all kinds sit down and write.  At this point, everyone that is on track to “win” should be at 23338 words.  Tomorrow they will hit the 25,000 word mark. According to the official NaNoWriMo web site the participants have written 1,040,165,647 words… Continue reading Almost the Ides of November

Green Books Campaign – Review of The Cardinal Divide by Stephen Legault

This review is part of the Green Books campaign. Today 100 bloggers are reviewing 100 great books printed in an environmentally friendly way. Our goal is to encourage publishers to get greener and readers to take the environment into consideration when purchasing books. This campaign is organized by Eco-Libris, a  a green company working to green up the book industry by… Continue reading Green Books Campaign – Review of The Cardinal Divide by Stephen Legault

Green Books Campaign – November 10th

Eco-Libris organized a day for reviewers to focus on green books.  The Green Books Campaign day is November 10th.  Over 100 green books reviewed by over 100 bloggers all on the same day.  It should be neat! Here’s a list of books and the bloggers participating in the Green Books Campaign.  I will be reviewing The Cardinal… Continue reading Green Books Campaign – November 10th

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