By Beth Dolgner
In writing Posted “A Talent for Death” Debuted Today!
I’m excited to announce that my most recent novel, “A Talent for Death,” debuted today. It’s always a little nerve-wracking to put my work out there for the world to see, [...]
I’m excited to announce that my most recent novel, “A Talent for Death,” debuted today. It’s always a little nerve-wracking to put my work out there for the world to see, [...]
I’m very excited to reveal the cover of my forthcoming young adult fantasy, A Talent for Death! Shalis Stevens did an incredible job drawing a cover to match the description of a Tarot card [...]
Pure Textuality gave Ghost of a Threat a great review several months ago, and now they’ve done it again! After Jena tackled book one of the Betty Boo, Ghost Hunter series, she passed it on [...]
That’s right, this week we are celebrating INDIE-pendence! The Indelibles have teamed up with other authors to share our favorite indie authors and books with you. This is a really neat way [...]
My young adult steampunk novel Manifest debuts next Monday, June 18. In preparation for “Manifest Monday,” here’s a look at the cover! The Victorian photo is one that I found in [...]
The first manuscript I ever attempted to write was inspired by Ray Bradbury. I had just finished reading Dandelion Wine during a flight, and I immediately put down the book, opened my laptop, and [...]
Happy New Year, all! I know I’m a bit late with the well-wishes, but I’ve been doing my best to make my vacation last until the absolute final minute. I hope everyone had a joyous [...]
Ghost of a Whisper debuts this Christmas and will be available for the Kindle, Nook and iPad. It’s the second book in the Betty Boo, Ghost Hunter paranormal romance series. Here’s a [...]
Today I have the pleasure of being the guest blogger over at Pure Textuality, a great site covering book news and reviews. I owe a huge thanks to Jena for allowing me to talk about the craft of [...]
Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors (along with Ray Bradbury). A quote from a letter she wrote on October 26, 1813, pretty much sums up my Monday: “I am not at all in a humor for [...]