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I feel like I have just given birth. Well, starting a business can be a little like birthing something, right? You scream and holler and hang onto something and viola! There she is! Business is a bit different Okay, so maybe it isn’t quite that way, but it is pretty EXHILARATING! At least, it is for me and those around me who are a part of this big new world. For us, this big world wide web is a landscape of changes. Even the tools are changing every day! Unfortunately, I didn’t have a ton of backing (meaning money!) for
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New Release! Bound to Morocco by Leslie Hachtel
Bound to Morocco – New Release! Bound to Morocco by Leslie Hachtel Genre: Historical Romance What if your family sold you to a Sultan’s Harem? Drugged and kidnapped, Shera finds herself on a ship to Morocco to serve the Sultan. Abandoned and alone, Shera must find a way to escape and confront the people who betrayed her. She gets help from an unlikely source: the man who kidnapped her. But, he has his own secrets. And, when their partnership turns to love, the two must face constant danger to endure. But will they ever be free? EXCERPT
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Meet Leslie Hachtel, author of Once Upon a Tablecloth
Recently, I had the privilege to sit down and discuss writing and books with the fabulous Leslie Hachtel. Leslie is the author of multiple books and she is a real-go-getter. When she told me she had a promotion coming up for one of them, I asked to please promote it on my site. Here in all its glory is your intro to the world of Hachtel: Leslie Hachtel was born in Ohio, raised in New York and has been a gypsy most of her adult life. Her various jobs, including licensed veterinary technician,
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Writing Rules: Does anyone care about them anymore?
Have you ever pondered how a writer writes? If you are a writer, ever pondered why some writers get away with breaking “the rules” and others just can’t? That one is on my mind today. I found a quick POV switch in a Stephen King novel and am sure if I wasn’t a writer who knew the rules, well, I might not have noticed. I kind of wonder if he did. Did his editor? Did anyone notice and if so, did they care enough to remind the great King that you shouldn’t do that? I am a nobody writer from
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Writing, not writing
Way back in 2008, I finished my first book, and submitted it to a small publisher. This was before Kindles, and ebooks were still something to be reckoned with, but about that time they were beginning to come to the surface. This publisher did offer them and was one of the reasons I chose to publish with them. My sales were unknown to me. I got small royalties at first, but then, nothing. I assumed it was because my sales had fallen off. I didn’t know anything about sales and marketing at that time, so it stood to reason that
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