Please join Marsha Casper Cook on March28 at 8:30 PM EST 730 PM CST
630 MT PM 530 PST when she welcome two very interesting and entertaining
authors Kelly Abell and Marianne Morea.
Marianne was born and raised in New York, and her stories embody the
grit and complexity of the city. She's an avid traveler and uses
experiences from around the world in all her books. Dark Paranormal
Romance, Urban Fantasy Suspense and Horror are the hallmarks of her
writing style.
Kelly is an international best selling author with novels that are
traditionally and Indie published. She writes romance, romantic
suspense, and paranormal romance. Her aim is to write about gripping
characters in tense situations that keep a reader turning the pages.
Marsha is an author of both children and adult fiction. She is a
screenwriter and marketing consultant and the co owner of World Of Ink
Network with Virginia Grenier. They have been doing shows for over seven
years and are planning some new exciting projects.
Please join Marsha Casper Cook on May 5 at 9PM EST 8 PM CST 7 PM MT 6
PM PST and her guests - Leigh Michaels, Mary Ann Bernal and Kelly
Abell. All three authors will talk about writing Historical novels,
characters, places and events leading up to their writing Historical
Romances.
Special Paranormal show -
Please join the WORLD OF INK NETWORK on A Good Story Is A Good Story -
April 14 at 9 PM EST 8PM CST 7 PM MT -6PM PST when Marsha and Kelly host
a fun packed evening with Paranormal Writers and their stories. It's
not just about books it's about why they write books in the Paranormal
Genre and how they react to events in their lives that are Paranormal.
Help is on the way! Candy O'donnell will be there to tell you her new
plan for promoting authors who would much rather be writing then
promoting. How much is too much is the issue author’s face. Kelly Abell
will also be joining the discussion.
The discussion is open so if you have an idea or would like to speak
to the panel please feel free to call in - it's a live show.
Originally posted on Peter Fritze:
Last
post in my series of blogs on how to self-publish, I wrote about what a
book cover design should achieve. As an author, to get the best result
for your cover, it’s useful to know some tips about the process of
working with a designer. I’m assuming here you’ve hired someone to
create original art for your cover.
