News for April 16th, 2010

Johne Cook says: The esteemed writing site, AuthorCulture, has had a lapse in judgment and has asked me to join their team posting periodic items on the writing blog. Their charter is 'inspiring, enlightening, and uniting writers and readers.' Today is my first post, and they asked me to say howdy. So allow myself to, uh...Well, you know.
http://authorculture.blogspot.com/2010/04/introducing-ac-s-newest-partner.html

This from Terri Main:
Dark Side of the Moon, a cozy mystery set in a lunar colony at the end of the 21st century, has been contracted by MuseItUp Publishing. (http://museituppublishing.com/)  According to author Terri Main, the story centers around Carolyn Masters, a history professor and former FBI profiler, who takes a job at Armstrong University on the moon. She is just getting used to 1/6 G when a colleague Juan McAlister, Astromechanics professor and leader in the Lunar Independence Movement, is murders. Together with a retired homicide detective, Carolyn must use her profiling skills to solve the murder, stop a terrorist plot, exorcise her own demons, and maybe find romance at middle age.
"I love science fiction and I love cozies, so it was fun bringing the two of my favorite genres together," said Main. "I am also excited in that Carolyn is an openly Christian character in what is an essentially secular story and this novel was picked up by a secular publisher."

And this from Jill Williamson on To Darkness Fled:

After a long year of writing and writing and writing… the second book in my Blood of Kings trilogy is now up for sale! Thanks so much to everyone who supported me by praying, or reading my first book, or telling people about it. I had no idea when I started writing just how much hard work was involved in all this. Regardless, it has been a fun and rewarding experience.

Buy a copy from Amazon.com   Buy an autographed copy from my website (Pay with Paypal)

Buy from the Marcher Lord Press Store   Buy for your Amazon Kindle or iPhone, or download Kindle for the PC program (free from Amazon.com) and read the Kindle book on your computer

Or special order the through your local Barnes and Noble.

Jeremy Robinson announces the release of Instinct at http://www.jeremyrobinsononline.com/2010/04/instinct-arrives-today.html. He has also given an interview at Geekscribe: http://www.geekscribe.com/2010/04/12/6484/

News for April 14th, 2010

Terri Main has a Facebook fan page for her unpublished novel "Dark Side of the Moon", a sci-fi mystery. You can read samples and discuss relevant issues at http://tinyurl.com/yljdapu.

Guild member KM Wilsher has been interviewed by Lynn Rush here: http://lynnrush.wordpress.com/2010/04/06/km-wilsher/

Rick Copple keeps on writing: His story "Spacy Date" has been accepted by Digital Dragon Magazine. Go Rick!

Ellen C. Maze says: 

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http://www.freado.com/book/6754/rabbit-chasing-beth-riderPlease

News for April 12th, 2010

There's a new edition of Digital Dragon Magazine up: check out the loooooong list of stories at http://www.digitaldragonmagazine.net/ - and be sure to look at the editorial, http://www.digitaldragonmagazine.net/ambrose-april10letter.php which announces the stories which won the vote to be included in the first Digital Dragon anthology.

Tannia Ortiz-Lopes is featuring author "Compasse" and his end-times novels, billed as an "alternative" to the ubiquitous interpretations of Revelation. You can check that out here with a chance to win some of his work: http://timewithtannia.tripod.com/id6.html

Amy Deardon has posted some very interesting (and mathematical) thoughts on the nature of time, which should prove interesting to readers and writers of time travel stories. http://amydeardon.blogspot.com/2010/04/time-solid.html

Cathi-Lyn Dyck has posted Episode 6 of The Moonborn Code: Baffin Base, at http://scitascienda.com/2010/04/05/the-moonborn-code-part-6/. 

Fred Warren announces yet another story sale :) http://bit.ly/bk3g6c.