Hello, my lovelies. I have an amazing announcement. I am hosting my very first giveaway! I am giving away ONE SIGNED paperback copy of my first novel, The Edge Of Darkness, a space opera about cyborg prisoners of war who discover a conspiracy aboard their transport ship and mutiny to save their lives. It’s aContinue reading “BIRTHDAY GIVEAWAY: Signed copy of The Edge Of Darkness”
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Seven Virtues Flash Fiction Challenge
After the success of the Seven Deadly Sins flash fiction challenge, Lady Antimony is hosting the Seven Virtues flash fiction challenge. Seven Days Seven Virtues 100 words Starting 7th August 2011 The Seven Virtues are not as widely known as the Seven Deadly Sins, so I’ll list them in the order Antimony would like usContinue reading “Seven Virtues Flash Fiction Challenge”
Why Investors Are Scared To Invest In New Media
The video game industry, the film industry, and the book industry. What do these three entertainment giants have in common? They are really fuckin scared. And the industry is expensive to produce something new. I’m not even going to go into indie publishing and film-making and the cheap $1 app games. I won’t talk aboutContinue reading “Why Investors Are Scared To Invest In New Media”
Seven Deadly Sins Flash Fiction Challenge
Antimony of Thoughts, Musings and Broken Promises is hosting a flash fiction blogging challenge. The premise is such: Seven Days Seven Deadly Sins Seven Flash Fictions up to 100 words Starting 7/7 Does this not sound like one of the most awesomest challenges ever? Because I’m querying one series with two books written so far,Continue reading “Seven Deadly Sins Flash Fiction Challenge”
Write What You Love Or What Will Sell?
A few of the blogs I’ve read recently have started saying things like, “The most important thing to a writer is a reader,” and “You must write what will sell,” and “You must write what will appeal to a reader or you will never sell anything and you’ll be a FAILURE!” That’s great if you’reContinue reading “Write What You Love Or What Will Sell?”
Lissa Bilyk 