Saturday, October 24, 2020

Weekend Edition

 


  



If you are not familiar with our giveaway rules, take a minute to read them here. It keeps us all happy! All winners should send their name, address, and phone number to claim prizes.  Note our new email address and please send your emails to Seekerville2@gmail.com







Monday: Weaving the Spiritual Thread Into Your Story was Jan Drexler's inspiring post today. The winner of her new book, Softly Blows the Bugle, is Tina! Congratulations!

Wednesday: Bestselling Author Debby Giusti talked about Pinecraft, FL, and Warm Springs, GA, in her blogpost,  "Dual Settings for Amish Christmas Search." Debby held two drawings with each winner receiving a AMISH CHRISTMAS SEARCH, and a two-in-one of Debby's book, AMISH CHRISTMAS SECRETS, and Vanetta Chapman's story, THE AMISH CHRISTMAS MATCHMAKER. The winners are Kathy Bailey and Emma! Congrats, ladies. Please contact the WE with your contact info!

Friday: Pam Hillman offered great suggestions for Mining Story Ideas.



Monday:  Shannon Vannatter is our guest, and she's got BIG NEWS for aspiring authors! Stop by and learn more and enter to win a book!

Wednesday:  Cate Nolan is chatting about the inspiration for her new novel from Love Inspired Suspense.
  
Friday: Kathleen D. Bailey is our guest today. She'll be posting about "9 Tips for Writing an Epic Novel." Don't miss her giveaway, which includes copies of Westward Hope and Settler's Hope as well as a New England gift pack!







Erica Vetsch has a brand new release!
Joy to the World, A Regency Christmas Collection
is out now! You can find your copy at:
(Christos is a local bookstore that will ship directly to you!)


Debby Giusti sends her thanks to all of you, her wonderful readers. 
Because of your support, AMISH CHRISTMAS SECRETS, 
came out on the Publishers Weekly Bestseller List!











Use Scrivener to Plan A Novel by Lewis at The Novel Smithy

Compassion Fatigue: Is It Relevant for Your Characters? by Becca Puglisi at Writers In The Storm

How to Avoid the Curse of Knowledge by James L. Rubart at Learn How To Write A Novel

How to Write When the World has Broken Your Heart by Nancy Stohlman at Live Write Thrive

An Easy Way to Find Your Protagonist's Goal by Janice Hardy at Fiction University

Writing About Painful Times by Lucinda Secrest McDowell at The Write Conversation

11 Top Tips for Smashing It During NaNoWriMo by Jodie Woodward at Writers Edit


5 Tips for Designing Author Newsletters by Teresa Conner at Book Brush Blog








9 comments:

  1. HA! I won a book! That is SO cool! You guys probably have my address on file, if not tattooed on your hearts, but I'll send it in anyway.
    Thanks for the plug for Friday. Do stop by, I give really good prizes!
    Kathy Bailey
    Building my TBR list in NH

    ReplyDelete
  2. KB, I'm looking forward to your blog post!!! :)

    Happy Friday to everyone!

    ReplyDelete
  3. Oh, Erica, I LOVE that cover and title!!

    Debby, congratulations!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Happy weekend, everyone!

    Has anyone else already said hello to winter? Record cold temps forecast here this weekend. We're staying inside and working on a painting project!

    Have a great weekend, everyone!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Jan, we aren't expecting a lot of snow, but we certainly have the winter temps. Tomorrow high of 21.

      Delete
  5. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.

    ReplyDelete
  6. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.

    ReplyDelete
  7. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.

    ReplyDelete

If you have trouble leaving a comment, please "clear your internet cache" and try again. You can find this in your browser settings under "clear history."