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November 4, 2015

Writer’s Quote Wednesday – Jahnavi Chintakunta

This week has been great so far in the writing world. It’s my first week in Blogging U’s Writing 101 course! I’ve met a lot of new bloggers, followed a lot of them, and am really enjoying the process of networking the blogosphere overall. Anywho, in honor of Writing 101, my Writer’s Quote Wednesday quote… Continue reading

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November 2, 2015

Released Today! “A Tale of Three Cities” by Alexander McCabe

You may remember the review I did for Mr. McCabe about a week ago. As a reminder, it releases today. Please find the links below: Amazon UK – http://goo.gl/iXLUNO Amazon US – http://goo.gl/UlTOxs Smashwords – https://goo.gl/vNsohS Barnes and Noble – http://goo.gl/V2muNx Kobo – https://goo.gl/Oz0Aar He is also holding a raffle copter competition to win one… Continue reading

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October 27, 2015

8 Tips to Market a Book

Originally posted on Bard & Books: Hi there fellow Bloggers, I have had a crazy weekend due to my military obligations so I was unable to get this post up yesterday. I hope you forgive the delay, and I hope you enjoy this week’s A Bit of Business. 8 Tips to Market a Book Marketing requires its… Continue reading

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October 22, 2015

Self-Publishing: Target Markets

Though it’s a lot of work, one of the many reasons I chose to Self-Publish is the control. One thing that I did not want is to be categorized. If for whatever reason I chose to include biblical text or any spirituality in my writing I did not want my work labeled Christian Fiction or… Continue reading

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October 14, 2015

ARCs for Honest Reviews! Creeping Shadow – A YA Fantasy

Originally posted on Caroline Peckham: So I’m releasing my baby to the world at last! Two years and a lot of hardwork, sweat and tears have got me here and now I’m looking for reviews on Goodreads and (when the time comes) Amazon! ☺️ So if you love YA fantasy and would like to read… Continue reading

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October 2, 2015

Guest Post by @PSBartlett The Kind of Writer I Want to Be.

Originally posted on ronovanwrites: Hello everyone, Some of you may have heard that I have a book on schedule to be released around Christmas. It’s my debut novel, written with an author by the name of P.S. Bartlett. A book related to that novel is being released Oct. 5. It’s called Jaded Tides and it… Continue reading

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September 18, 2015

Dear Indie Authors: Build Your Dream Team

Before we all tuck in this weekend (don’t you just love Fridays?), I have to share what came into my inbox today. Timothy Pike of “Dream, Play, Write” has presented what looks to be a great opportunity for Indie Authors. I couldn’t find a re-blog button so here’s an excerpt of the post below. For… Continue reading

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About Me

My name is Yecheilyah (e-see-li-yah), and my work confronts historical erasure and advocates for a more inclusive understanding of Black history. Through book reviews and poetry contests, I uncover and preserve the rich, often underrepresented stories of African Americans.