Tumblr Spielerei – My Visual Amazon Kindle Author Blog
This weekend was sort of a cleaning day for my website. I took a very objective look at it and, although I felt the content was set up the way I wanted, I decided to see how it measured up in Google....
View ArticleToday my Kindle single story hit a milestone at Amazon
Today didn’t seem like much of a day when I rolled our of bed. But sometimes a day you think started out like crap turns out to be pretty damn good. This was one of those days. After turning on my...
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Sweet Potato Pie in Germany? Still FREE Christmas Collection at Amazon
Get your FREE copy at Amazon NOW! There’s still time to get your FREE copy of “Christmas Stories from my Heart: Four unforgettable holiday tales from my life”, but it will end on December 25, 2012,...
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If 2012 was “The Year of the e-Single”, what about 2013?
As low as $60, Kindles and other e-readers are becoming more and more affordable. I just reread an article by Laura Hazard Owen at PaidContent, titled “Why 2012 was the year of the e-single”. If you’re...
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BestsellerBound Recommends: Getting To Know Lawrence D. Elliott
Author Lawrence D. Eliott In case you missed my Getting to Know interview from January 11, 2013, at BestsellerBound Recommends. Once again, I’d like to thank both Darcia Helle and Maria Savva for the...
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Does A One-Star Review Really Define A Book?
Does A One-Star Review Really Define A Book? Negative reviews are inevitable. Every writer gets them and that includes the greats. The article “10 Bestselling Books with More Than 80 One-Star Reviews”,...
View Article2014: Brief Reflections
Twelve months ago, I began my unexpected return to the US, after living in Germany for two and a half years. For my last nine days, I stayed with old friends in the Odenwald region. They wanted to...
View ArticleRadio Interview: A Glass Of Wine And My Stories
(Video of my radio interview with Dr. David Wise — known as “Dr. D.” — is included below.) Stories have always been an important part of my life. Stories were how I became re-acclimated with the...
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