Fire up your earplugs and listen as Lou and his coed accomplice Sydney clamber over the rocks and snags of the forest floor, scrambling to elude forces moving to cut off their escape from the disaster on Bear Mountain Bridge.
A New Edition (Second) of A Bridge to Treachery is coming out soon on Amazon in paperback and Kindle. My debut novel of the same name was originally published about five years ago. I’ve made some revisions to the structure of the book by shortening the chapters (there are now more of them), quickening the pace. […]
It happens every year. Acorn Productions in Westbrook, Maine announces a call for new plays, and dozens of playwright hearts flutter. In April of 2013, the 12th Annual Playwrights Festival will showcase monologues, 2-minute plays, 10 minute plays, one-act plays and full length scripts. They are “looking for the best new plays by Maine-based playwrights.” […]
Well… the answer may well be: a lot! This fact emerged from experiments carried out by sociologists Duncan J. Watts, Mathew Sagalnik and Peter Dodds which Watts described in his 2011 book, “Everything is Obvious* (*Once You Know the Answer)”. Their work focuses on online markets. This post of mine is based on Robert H. […]
Anne R. Allen’s Blog: How to Query a Book Review Blogger—and Combat Paid-Review Mills
On May 3, on Goodreads, I offered nine free signed paperback copies of my novel A Bridge to Treachery to anyone who wanted to read it. My motivation was to increase reader exposure to the book in hopes that this would result in increased sales and reviews. The offer was good until June 3. […]