Donna Galanti - The Element Trilogy

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Blog Connections A-Z Blog Hop + Prizes!

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  ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION It all started with an idea. A place where authors, bloggers, publishers, and reviewers were connected in one place. Making Connections is celebrating their one year anniversary and I'm excited to be part of it and having participated in their blog tours! Making connections to survive in my suspense novel A Human Element is a crucial part of the story. My characters need to connect and trust each other to work together if they want to find peace - and make Read more [...]

Writing Fun & Craft PLUS a Guess-Who-Star!

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Much has been going on since my paranormal suspense novel A HUMAN ELEMENT hit last week in e-book, with the paperback coming out March 15th. I'm running a giveaway on GoodReads from now through April 11th.  Five copies will be awarded. Hope you win! I would love to also connect with you there as a reader or author. If you love to read and don't know about GoodReads it's worth the stop over, with 7 million members. It's the largest site for readers and book recommendations in the world! I also Read more [...]

Author Janice Gable Bashman: Life in the Big Thrill

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I'm excited to have  Janice Gable Bashman visiting today! She is the author (with NEW YORK TIMES bestseller Jonathan Maberry) of WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE (Citadel Press 2010), nominated for a Bram Stoker Award. Her short fiction has been published in various anthologies, and she's written for NOVEL & SHORT STORY WRITER'S MARKET, THE WRITER, WILD RIVER REVIEW, and many others. Janice is also an active member of the International Thriller Writers (ITW) and Managing Editor of the ITW's newsletter Read more [...]

Marketing & Brand: Tips from Philly Writer’s Conf.

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Still hot writing business and craft tips to report on from the Philadelphia Writer’s Conference this month.  Here is more of what I learned during that weekend from a round of excellent presenters. Creating Your Brand and Marketing Your Work presented by Don Lafferty and Marie Lamba. ID your reader and market Are there special qualities, issues or setting in your book that appeal to certain groups? Hikers, teens, mountain climbers, veterinarians? Find those groups on Twitter and listen to their Read more [...]