"There are great societies that did not have the
wheel, but there are no societies that
did not tell stories."

---Ursula K. LeGuin

Indie Author Interviews on Blog Talk Radio

Thrilled to be doing this as a part of the Orangeberry Summer Splash Book Tour.




Check it out (and I don't charge extra for my horrible eastern North Carolina accent!)
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/alchemyofscrawl/2012/08/13/orangeberry-summer-splash-100-authors-100-blogs
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Upcoming Tour Dates





This tour continues. I'm having a blast getting to know some fellow writers. You can check it out on Twitter under the hash tags #OBSummer #Books/

Below are dates where I'll be doing virtual blog tours and "twitter" views.

I'll be promoting my new novel, "Ten Thousand New Year's Eves."




Genre - Contemporary / Literary Fiction (PG)


15th August - Twitter View with Pandora Poikilos
16th August - Author Interview at My Seryniti
17th August - Twitter Blast with Pandora Poikilos


28th August - Guest Post at We Fancy Books
29th August - Author Interview at The Book Connoisseur
30th August - Book Feature at Peace from Pieces



31st August - Ford 99 at Mommy Adventures



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FREE books

As a part of the Orangeberry Summer Splash book tour. #OBSummer #Books

I am having some of my books for free.

Leaving the Comfort Cafe will be free Aug 10-12 and my latest book, Ten Thousand New Year's Eves, the RE-Edited version (it had some format issues and someone spotted some typos that somehow got through--- I sent it out to be professionally re- edited---) will be free every Saturday in August.

Check out some of the way cook writers on the Orangeberry Book Tour.
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Book as a haiku?

As a part of this Orangeberry Summer Splash virtual book tour (and a chance to win a free Kindle, btw---if you are on Twitter, hash tags are #OBSummer #Books) one of the participating authors had the great idea of summarizing one of our books in a haiku (three-line Japanese poetry form of 5-7-5 syllables.)

 Brilliant idea---I decided to give it a try for my novel I'm promoting, "Ten Thousand New Year's Eves."

  The world explodes with
 color in strange places, I
 look up; no one sees 

 It's much harder than it looks, and I'm still not thrilled with my version. There are a lot of other great haikus at his site:
 David Cooper books:
 http://davidcooperbooks.blogspot.com/2012/07/orangeberry-summer-splash-in-haikus.html

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