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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Catching Fire's Finnick: Casting Down to Final Three for Hunger Games Sequel? - E! Online

Catching Fire's Finnick: Casting Down to Final Three for Hunger Games Sequel? - E! Online: Has The Hunger Games sequel Catching Fire found its Finnick Odair?

Not just yet, but it sounds like the movie franchise's studio Lionsgate could be getting close to finally picking its man to play the dreamy tribute...



Monday, June 11, 2012

A Case For Self-Publishing - GalleyCat

A Case For Self-Publishing - GalleyCat: The stigma around self-publishing is beginning to go away. Now that author’s have many of the tools for designing, editing and producing books, as well as marketing themselves, some authors question if working with a publisher is really worth it.

For author David Thorne, self-publishing has proven to be more profitable than working with a traditional publisher. In March Thorne self-published I’ll Go Home Then; It’s Warm and Has Chairs using Lulu.com. The book has earned more than his first book The Internet is a Playground, which was published by Penguin.



Sunday, June 10, 2012

Tales of Aradia: Big Changes Coming in Volume 2 - the official website of Harrison Bradlow

Tales of Aradia: Big Changes Coming in Volume 2 - the official website of Harrison Bradlow: there is at least one plot bombshell dropping in Volume 2: a human learns some hidden secrets. That's right. You heard it here first (maybe).

But who? And how much do they learn?

click on the link to find out more straight from my fabulous editor Harrison R. Bradlow

Hugh Howey: How My Self-Published Book 'Wool' Became A Hot Movie Property

Hugh Howey: How My Self-Published Book 'Wool' Became A Hot Movie Property: Many moons ago, long before I dreamed of seeking fame and fortune as a self-published author, back when I was of that peculiar age when young men choose to live in smelly apartments with other young and smelly men, I had as a roommate the incredible and talented drummer of Charlie's on Acid.

Rusty was a lovely chap with the long hair and authentic facial hair you'd expect of a rock and roll artist, and he was quite beloved for being considerably less messy than my brother and I. But what made Rusty a legend in my eyes (aside from the groupies) was his minor role in a feature film. Charlie's on Acid, you see, was the band chosen to play Brandon Lee's backup in The Crow. When they show band posters in the film featuring Brandon as the lead singer, those are my friends Sean, Rusty, Eric, and Toby in the background trying to look suitably boss.

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