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8212; Choose a Destination —. Members New Releases 2015. Here is the latest listing of Horror Writers Association members new releases. Check often for cover art and links to purchase or learn more about the latest in horror fiction and non-fiction this page is updated after the scrolling marquee on the main page. You can view the wall of amazing cover art from the previous year here. October 12, 2015. Bram Stoker Award Info. Bram Stoker Award News. Advertise to Our Members. Tax Exempt / Donations.

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Bloggination, Book Style: Blog Tour: The Sand Prince (Promo + Excerpt)

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Bloggination, Book Style. Tuesday, 3 November 2015. Blog Tour: The Sand Prince (Promo Excerpt). 8220;When the storm came, it was made of magic, not rain, and when it had passed, the life and the city Hellne knew were changed forever.” In Kim Alexander’s debut novel she weaves a witty, epic fantasy brimming with diverse characters and plenty of intrigue. Divided by a door. An exclusive excerpt from the book! Rhuun learns a couple of important lessons:. Where are your little friends, Beast? He stood. H...

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Bloggination, Book Style: November 2015

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Bloggination, Book Style. Tuesday, 3 November 2015. Blog Tour: The Sand Prince (Promo Excerpt). 8220;When the storm came, it was made of magic, not rain, and when it had passed, the life and the city Hellne knew were changed forever.” In Kim Alexander’s debut novel she weaves a witty, epic fantasy brimming with diverse characters and plenty of intrigue. Divided by a door. An exclusive excerpt from the book! Rhuun learns a couple of important lessons:. Where are your little friends, Beast? He stood. H...

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The Thrill Begins: Debut Author: Questions I never expected…

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Thursday, March 21, 2013. Debut Author: Questions I never expected…. When I first started telling people that I was about to publish my debut novel— A Murder at Rosamund’s Gate-. I didn’t know what to expect. Most people were. Astonished—after all, only my husband knew anything about my scribblings for the last ten years, and even he had only the vaguest notion what my story was about. Instead, I got:. Is there much sex in it? Who’s your agent? Will he represent me? Okay, well, my books are mysteries, so...

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The Thrill Begins: Published? Don't get the big head about it.

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Thursday, February 20, 2014. Don't get the big head about it. A cautionary tale by Ron Argo. I had this nonchalant attitude and naive concept that the big house would take care of publicity with the promised $10k advertising budget—well, certainly you’ll understand how I let myself get the big head. My NY agent dropped me too. But what actually happened to bring things to such a sudden halt? It took a few more years of self-E-publishing to learn that basic lesson of novel publishing: You cannot count on ...

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The Editor's Folio – Thoughts on publishing, writing, and all things books from the editor at CB Editing

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The Editor's Folio. Thoughts on publishing, writing, and all things books from the editor at CB Editing. Guest Blog Post: The Night I Danced With My Cat. Http:/ www.carlybornstein.com/blog/? This post was originally written for ITW’s The Thrill Begins. It seemed like such a good idea. And if a company is profiled in Forbes, am I going to argue? Booktrope closed their doors on May 31. I kept my editor, hired a publicist I met through Booktrope, and my novel, THE SAND PRINCE. Goes on sale (again) on June 28.

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The Thrill Begins: How I Handle Rejection

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Thursday, June 18, 2015. How I Handle Rejection. But that’s a good thing. First of all, the fact that it was even read by top people in the industry is an accomplishment. More important, if you’re piling up rejection slips that means you’re still in the game, that you haven’t given up, that you’re not a quitter, and that’s a sign of character, that you believe in yourself regardless of what other professionals might think. Was rejected 38 times, The Great Gatsby. The New York Post. Cary Grant: A Celebrat...

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The Thrill Begins: That Writer’s Diary

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Thursday, July 23, 2015. That Writer’s Diary. This spring has been hectic. Wolf Winter. Was published early spring with all subsequent demands and I was also finishing off the first draft of my second book In the Month of the Midnight Sun. I often felt my salvation to be was my ‘writer’s diary.’. When writing Wolf Winter. That, spurred by the diaries of outstanding authors such as Virginia Wolfe, and André Gide, I tried the practise of writing a regular diary (and keeping a research file! Our Twitter han...

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The Thrill Begins: Editing Out Loud

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. By M P. Cooley. I spent four years working on my debut novel,. Six months of that time was spent on developing the plot, fleshing out characters, and doing research. The other three years and six months was spent developing the book’s voice. Reading the manuscript out loud and recording it were key tools I used to refine the voice of my narrator as well as all the other characters who populated my books. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To The Thrill Begins. Our Twit...