There are multitude ways to promote your novels, from in person events to online social media sites, interviews, author readings and more. Other ideas are holding a prize draw at an event, or an online contest for a free copy of your book, or maybe as a guest at a...
Halloween
Bibliophile Collective Tuesday – Halloween Monsters and Folklore
As we all know there are many traditional monsters that appear around Halloween. Ghosts, Ghouls, Werewolves, Vampires, Frankenstein's Monster, The Grim Reaper, and Zombies to name a few. In fact, the origins of Halloween go back around 2,000 years ago to the Celtic...
Creative Edge Author Interview – Shannon Felton
What drew you to horror and paranormal themes in your stories? The main reason is that horror is so fun to write! Remember telling ghost stories at slumber parties to spook your friends, until you're all squealing with fear and laughter and don't want to go to the...
Bibliophile Collective Tuesday – YA Fiction – Clickety Click
In honour of spooky month, I am sharing a little about my YA fiction novella, Clickety Click. The protagonist is a young orphaned girl called Alice. Her guardians live in a remote cottage and are mysterious in nature. They assure Alice everything is fine, but certain...
Bibliophile Collective Tuesday – Short Story – The Crone’s Secret
As most of you know, I love writing prompt's and some of my novels have started as, or incorporated prompts in one way or another. As host of the writing group's monthly sharing meeting, I assign 'homework' for attendees. This month's prompt was to incorporate a...
Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – Fall is Rumble Time – The Kid’s Book That Is.
With the change to autumn/fall, I begin to think about my little monster, Rumble, and thoughts of Halloween. With the current restrictions, I am unable to hold the annual Rumble's First Scare colouring contest, which is such a shame. The entries are always so good. As...
Wordsmith’s Collective Thursday – Utilizing The Seasons Transition in our Writing
As we welcome autumn/fall with its brilliant colour metamorphosis across the landscape, we begin to think of cooler weather and a new space to write. We transition from writing on the deck, in a beach house, or a lakeside cabin to a cozier study or quiet room with a...
Bibliophile’s Collective Tuesday – COVID19 Halloween
Halloween means that the internet is awash with spooky costumes, books and trick or treat candy. For many of us it is has been an enjoyable evening of dressing up and scaring each other on doorsteps or at themed parties. This year with the COVID19 pandemic, it will be...
Upcoming Writing Events- Add Yours for your Location…
I have searched the adverts and events pages and alas have found no events locally for me to share. I attended one event last Saturday, which was my publishers last event of this year. (I will be reporting on Wednesday on this event). So please if you do have an event...
