Monthly Archives: October 2014
Shattered Daydreams Blog Tour – Nonnie Jules
I am very pleased to host the final stop on the Nonnie Jules Shattered Daydreams Blog Tour. Her tour has had some amazing stops for the last week and I am honored Nonnie chose Fiction Favorites as the final appearance for what has been an informative and inspiring journey. Please join me in […]
Stream of Consciousness Saturday
This is Stream of Conscious Saturday and this week’s prompt is FIND. The prompt can be used in any way and included in the post or headline. Go here to read more: http://lindaghill.com/2014/10/03/the-friday-reminder-and-prompt-for-socs-october-414/ My interpretation of FIND is as follows and is titled Found. Found by John W. Howell ©2014 We were walking […]
How to Promote and Market Your Book – Guest Post – Madi Preda
I am very glad to welcome Madi Preda to Fiction Favorites. Madi is the author of the book How to Promote and Market Your Book, as well as principal of Author’s PR . She has managed the campaigns of over fifty books this year alone. Here’s Madi. The most powerful way to market your book […]
Friday JohnKu TGIF
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HD_1qr4duk Friday at last. This week feels like it has been a long one for sure. I guess whenever I have to travel away from this island the week seems to take forever. I only had a trip to San Antonio on Monday, but for some reason it feels like it was longer ago than […]
Happy Anniversary to My Blog
Just got the WordPress two-year trophy. The only thing I can say is thank you to those who have hung in there and I am more than grateful for your visits, comments. and likes. There have been 20,962 views, 6,894 comments and over 500 posts. It has been a pleasure and I hope […]
Story Day – AKA Hump Day
Wednesday has come up pretty fast. It is, usually, a good thing when we realize we will make through the week. Wednesday also means another story. This week I’m going to do something a little different. If you recall last week’s story had Frank seemingly taking the advice of his friend Dave. He admired a […]
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