“Year of the Mountain Lion” by Maria E. Schneider – review
Maria E. Schneider, Urban Fantasy and Cozy Mystery writer has taken a trip back to her roots with the short story, “Year of the Mountain Lion.” This story is one part of Darwin’s Evolutions, a short story magazine designed specifically for Kindle readers. Not only are the stories well written, judging by this one, they all [...]
Independent Authors and the Kindle: JR Rain, Frank Tuttle, CS Marks, Jason Letts, Tracey Alley
Editor’s note: This is part two of an article about first impressions of the Amazon Kindle. You can read part one here, in which the device itself is discussed. During my adventures with the Kindle, I’ve learned that not all Kindle books are the same. To begin with, readers seem to expect that independent authors’ [...]
Amazon Kindle – First Impressions
This will be a two part article about my new baby. No, not that kind of baby! That would certainly be a surprise for the husband! No, I now have a Kindle! I’ve finally reached the 21st Century!! This has created all sorts of havoc in my life. To begin with, I had to make [...]
Dr. StrangeNook, or, How I learned to stop worrying and love the eBook reader
First, I believe that I need to put a few things into context, for those who are reading this. I consider myself a true bibliophile. I don’t remember a time when I couldn’t read, nor, to be honest, does most of my family. If you ask, they’ll tell you that I emerged from the womb clutching [...]
Michael Marks Interview
Michael Marks is an extraordinary man of many talents whose writing I first came across in the form of his straight-to-ebook SF novel, Dominant Species. I was very impressed with the book and wrote a suitably glowing review on my blog as well as on Amazon and have now talked the man into taking some time out of [...]
