Showing posts with label YA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YA. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Writer Wednesday: Week Thirty-five
Hey, everyone! Anyone miss me? 😆😆 I've been a slacker. Nah, actually I wasn't at home much last week. Just needed to get some time away. Well, I have been a slacker when it comes to Saturday posts. Speaking of, I plan to have at least one guest author for upcoming Short Story Saturday posts.
So, here we are Week Thirty-five of Writer Wednesday! This week's post is brief.
Susan Saltos is the featured author for week thirty-five. While she published her first book, The Chosen Path, back in 2004, to my knowledge, it's no longer available for purchase. But you can find Susan's work on Wattpad. Susan is a terrific author, so being able to read her work for free is mind-blowing. So go check her books out and show her some love!
Susan Saltos' Wattpad Profile
Remember to support indie authors—like, share, review, comment, etc; just give your authors some love and show them they're appreciated!
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Writer Wednesday: Week Twenty-two
Week Twenty-two of Writer Wednesday brings you author T.L. Needham. Needham's books vary from Poetry to YA to Historical. You can find T.L. Needham and his works at the following links:
Needham's Facebook Author Page
Needham's Website
Needham's Amazon Author Page
Books:
When I was a Child—this is a book based mainly on the life of his uncle, Louis Pfeifer
Pesky Poems
Kitty Claus—Children's book/poem, illustrated
She Wolf—Young Adult (Fantasy) based on a boy who lost his dog in the woods and some very curious stuff happens
Thanks for joining me this week. Remember to leave reviews for the books you read, especially indie books. See you all next week.
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Writer Wednesday: Week Twenty-one
So, we're just going to cut to the chase with these posts from now on.
The featured author for Week Twenty-One is R.C. Fletcher. Fletcher writes Fantasy stories that are similar to retellings but not really. She uses characters from stories like Robin Hood, Little Red Riding Hood, and the like to create something extremely unique and, in my opinion, original. Fletcher has recently released the second in her Rachel Andric series.
Here are some useful links to find R.C. Fletcher and her works:
Fletcher's Facebook Author Page
Fletcher's Twitter
Books on Amazon:
Rachel Andric and The Story
Rachel Andric and The Four of The Story
Thanks for joining me this week, and I'll see you next week for Week Twenty-Two. Remember, support indie authors, and please, leave a review for their work. It means more than you'd think.
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Writer Wednesday: Week Eight
How's everything going? Well, I hope. Here we are Week Eight, two months of awesome indie authors. Has anyone found a new read? A new author that's sparked interest for you? Well, here's another to check out.
The author featured for Writer Wednesday: Week Eight is Rachel Wollaston. Rachel is an author of Young-Adult Fantasy, and she's also a fantastic artist. You can find Rachel and her work at the links below; show some support and give her author pages and Twitter a follow.
Facebook Author Page
Amazon Author Page
Books available:
Kingdom
Seeing Blue: A Mermaid Mystery
Feathered
That's it for this week's Writer Wednesday. I'll see you back here next week. We'll have our first male author featured. So don't forget to check it out!
Remember to support indie authors. If you enjoy their stories/books/novels, please, leave a review on Amazon, Goodreads, and/or any other site for reviewing books. Help spread the word for indie authors. Thanks for stopping by!
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