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My Ebooks
I've written more than 60 novels, but here are some Book 1s you can start with:
Sinister Magic
Balanced on the Blade's Edge
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Star Nomad
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Author Archives: Lindsay
Giveaway for Signed Paperback Books: The Emperor’s Edge and Dark Currents
Update: The contest is now over, and the winners are Claire, Karen B., and Rochelle. Thanks for entering everyone! I’m sure I’ll do this again soon. * * * It’s taken me a while (a loooong while) to get paperback … Continue reading
Must-Read Steampunk Books (Want to Add Yours?)
I’m always looking for new books to read, so I asked the TwitterVerse for some steampunk recommendations. I’d read several of the suggestions that came back, but I found some new ones to check out too. In case you’re a … Continue reading
New Direction for This Blog + Starting an “Official” Author Website
I’m blogging from Long Beach at the Washington Coast this week, a destination that probably sounds more exciting than it is. Our beaches out here are great if you like remote, cloudy, and windy, but don’t expect to work on … Continue reading
Ebook Formatting Tips with Jacquelyn Smith
Today we have a guest post from indie fantasy author, Jacquelyn Smith, who lives on the outskirts of Toronto, Ontario, in the frigid expanse that is Canada. You can check out her blog for self-publishing, how-to posts: http://www.WaywardScribe.com. Her debut, … Continue reading
Book Promotion Tips for Hardcore Introverts
A lot of writers are introverts. If we weren’t, we’d probably be too busy doing extrovert things to get any writing done, right? For many of us, it’s against our nature to put ourselves out there and sell our work. … Continue reading
How to Add a Newsletter to Your Blog or Website
Last week, I argued that authors should maintain newsletters, so they can email their fans when they have new books out or have other fun news they want to share. A couple of folks said, “Ok. How?” So, here’s a … Continue reading
To ePublish or not to ePublish – eBooks vs Traditional Print
I’ve got a lot going on this week, so I’m glad to welcome a couple of guest posters. Today, Daniel Brent Ruyter is going to chat about e-publishing versus the traditional model. If you get a chance, check out his … Continue reading