Of books, writing, and life in general
Today I have a guest review by Katheryn Rivas! Here she talks about The Stranger by Albert Camus. I have to admit I wasn’t familiar with this book until this guest review, but it’s now on my list. It had me on existentialism.
Please enjoy this guest post by freelance writer Lauren Bailey. In this post she talks about freelance writing and the basic things you need to know before you decide to go freelance. I totally agree with all the points she discusses and I may have rambled about them in a way at some point in some of my posts about freelance writing.
This is my stop for the Praise of Motherhood tour. Please enjoy this guest post by Phil Jourdan. Don’t forget to check out the giveaway details at the end of this post. :)
About the book:
Praise of Motherhood is a son’s tribute to the woman who not only gave him life, but helped him live: through various psychotic breakdowns, tumultuous teenage years, and years of feeling out of place in the world. — Get Praise of Motherhood on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Hey, it’s been ages since I posted about movies. Admittedly, Carpet Head and I haven’t been going to the cinemas as often as we used to. We’ve been having too much fun staying in and just watching TV or DVDs. Of course, we did manage to catch the must-see ones. You know which ones I’m talking about. The last three movies we watched together were The Avengers, The Amazing Spiderman and The Dark Knight Rises–all totally EPIC, incredibly AWESOME, and INSANE.
Why yes, I enjoyed them immensely, how’d you guess? I can’t say how much these movies ruled, especially the last two, but I’m not going to go raving about them now. Right now I turn over the floor–er, blog–to Samantha, who is my awesome guest today. Read about her top 3 prettiest (and awesome) films. Take it away, Sam. (Can I call you, Sam?)
Today we have a guest post by Michael A. Rothman, author of The Prophecies series. I recently posted a review of the first book, Heirs of Prophecy, which I really enjoyed. For today’s guest post, I asked if he can briefly talk about how he came up with the magical world and characters in the book. Following the guest post are details on the giveaway and more about the second book, Tools of Prophecy, which I will be reviewing on August 9. Woot.
Today we have a guest post by Andy Gavin, author of The Darkening Dream, a chilling new dark fantasy novel, and creator of Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter. The book has received rave reviews and is on sale for only 99 cents on Amazon Kindle from June 25th-29th! Download your copy here.
In addition, Andy is doing a big giveaway, including a $100 gift certificate to Amazon, signed copies of his books, video games, posters, and more!
Today we have Michelle from Michelle Shouts Random! Say hi! :) – Leah
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Hello everyone!
I’m Michelle from Michelle Shouts Random. I’d like to thank Leah for giving me an opportunity to write a guest post for you to get to know me and my blog.
Today we have Ashley of booknook! Say hi! :) – Leah
Thanks so much to Leah for giving me the opportunity to write this guest post!
My name is Ashley and I own a book blog called booknook. My blog is still fairly new. I created it on April 11th 2012 as a way to document the books I read and jot down my thoughts about each one.
When I first decided to make the blog, I had no idea what the book blogging world was like. I didn’t realize that there was such an amazing and friendly blogging community out there! So while I originally just intended to jot down my thoughts about books, this has since proven to be a more rewarding experience than I imagined!