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Category Archives: Guest Posts
Spooktacular Interviews: Halloween Spavento
In the month of October, I’m going to be interviewing some characters for new releases with a Halloween/spooky theme. Today I’m interviewing Halloween Spavento, a character from Portland author Lisa Ard’s middle grade book, Saving Halloween. Hi, Halloween. Welcome to … Continue reading
Character Interview with Rachel Sullivan
Today I’m doing a guest post over on Literary Rambles on how to choose your publishing path, so I’ve asked Mark Petruska to let me interview Rachel Sullivan, the protagonist of his book, No Time for Kings, which is currently … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Books, Guest Posts
Tagged Mark Petruska, No Time for Kings, Rachel Sullivan, thrillers
9 Comments
Guest Post: Happy Belated Birthday, Dream Smashers by Angela Carlie
Today I’m doing an interview over on One Writer’s Journey to celebrate Christmas in July. Meanwhile, Angela Carlie is doing a guest post here to reveal her new cover. Take it away, Angela … ~~~~~~~~~~ Dream Smashers celebrated her first … Continue reading
Character Interview: Fane of Channeler’s Choice
Heather McCorkle, author of The Secret of Spruce Knoll, has just released the sequel, Channeler’s Choice, and I’m happy to be part of her blog tour. Today I’ll be interviewing Fane, one of her characters. TTW: So Fane, I see … Continue reading
Writing from a Boy’s Perspective: A Guest Post by Elle Strauss
Today I’m being interviewed by Lisa Ard, author of Fright Flight, on her blog, Adventures in Writing and Publishing. Meanwhile, Elle Strauss, author of Clockwise and It’s a Little Haywire, is here to tell you all about writing books for … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged boy books, Clockwise, Elle Strauss, It's a Little Haywire, Lisa Ard, male POV
13 Comments
Run: A Guest Post by Patti Larsen
Today I have a guest post from YA author Patti Larsen. She’s giving us a teaser of her YA book, Run, and it looks like it’s going to be a winner. Thanks for joining me today, Patti. I wish you … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Teens
Tagged horror, paranormal, Patti Larsen, Run, The Hunted Series, thrillers, YA Fiction
11 Comments
Home Again, and Another Speedway Promotion
After my trip to Eugene, I came home for the weekend then headed up to Swift Forest Camp on the Lewis River for a few days of camping. I had a great time, but boy did Portland seem big, noisy, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, News, Racing
Tagged Amy Rose Davis, Lewis River, River City Speedway, Running Wide Open, Swift Forest Camp
18 Comments
Y and Z
Today we wrap up the A to Z challenge, and I couldn’t decide on who should handle the last two letters of the alphabet, so I’m letting everyone get involved. Those of you who have been following this month will … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Humor, Racing
Tagged A to Z blogging challenge, Cody Everett, Jess DeLand, Kasey McCormick, Race Morgan, racing terminology, Teri Sue Cline
14 Comments
V, W, and X, by Race and Cody
For today’s A to Z challenge, we have Race and Cody, back by popular demand. Race: Popular demand? Cody: Because we’re so damn funny, dude. Lisa: That’s right. So what have you got for me today, guys? Cody: Well, we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Humor, Racing
Tagged A to Z blogging challenge, Cody Everett, Race Morgan, racing terminology
14 Comments
S, T, and U, by Kasey McCormick
Today for the A to Z challenge I’ve invited Kasey McCormick to educate us about a few racing terms. For those of you unfamiliar with my books, Kasey is Race’s girlfriend, Race is Cody’s uncle, and Cody is the protagonist … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts, Humor, Racing
Tagged A to Z blogging challenge, Getting Sideways, In the Blood, Kasey McCormick, Race Morgan, racing terminology
28 Comments