Celebrating Independent Authors
A.C.Flory is an Hungarian-born Australian who is bilingual in both languages, along with a smattering of French, German, Japanese and Chinese. She taught languages in high school before discovering computers and becoming a geek. From there, technical writing was a natural progression. Fiction did not enter her life until ten years later, and now she … Continue reading “Interview: A.C. Flory”
Melissa Bowersock is an eclectic writer who turns her hand to any story that inspires her, be it fantasy, action, romance, satire or biography, and has found success with many genres. Her romance novel, Remember Me, was chosen as a finalist in Foreword Magazine’s Best of the Year Awards for 2005, and her fantasy novel, … Continue reading “Meet the Author: Melissa Bowersock”
Is social media marketing simply a distraction from other, more productive activities, or does it work to move books? You may have wondered this from time-to-time. There seems to be little correlation between your number of Twitter followers and your sales figures. Most authors are not good marketers. We seem to either over-enthuse about our … Continue reading “Social Media and the Author”
Lara Reznik, a native New Yorker, attended college at the University of New Mexico where she studied under esteemed authors Rudolfo Anaya and Tony Hillerman. She later attended a summer program through the Iowa’s Writer’s Workshop. Besides her recently published novel, The Girl From Long Guyland, which has garnered rave editorial reviews from such established … Continue reading “Meet the Author: Lara Reznik”