Custom Review Tour - Chris Mason

Tutor in a Box: The Guide to the Best Free Education Resources on the Internet

Smashwords : Barnes and Noble

Chris Mason

Education, Internet and Computers October 11 - 17

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Mini Spotlight Tour - C.M. Johnson

The Beginning
Tales of the Fifth Guardian: Book One
C. M. Johnson
September 6-12

Mini Review Tour - Izzy Church

Angry Movie Guy
Izzy Church
Fiction, Romantic Comedy
August 25-31
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Mini Review Tour - Dora Gonzalez

The Five Kingdoms of Severi
Dora Gonzalez
Fantasy/Heroic Fantasy; Young Adult
Tour Aug 23 - Aug 29
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TJs Virtual Tours Hits The Airwaves

TJs Virtual Tours is going surfing on the airways (and pod casts) of the virtual universe. I want to invite you all to join me this coming Saturday on Blog Talk Radio, In The Author's Corner With Etienne. So, see you on this Saturday, August 22nd @9:00 am CDT / 10:00 a m EDT, USA. So, if you miss the show, stop over anyway to view the podcast.

Link to the show…

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/intheauthorscornerwithetienne/2015/08/22/tanya-jones-taking-it-to-the-reader-one-tour-at-a-time

An interview with Etienne Gibbs, the man behind, In the Author's Corner with Etienne Gibbs.

Unlimited Blitz Tour - Grinelda Markowitz

The Moon-kissed Chi
Grinelda Markowitz
Erotic Sci-Fi Tour 
Aug 16 - Sept 17

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BIO:

Grinelda Markowitz writes erotic fiction across multiple genres. She resides in a galaxy far, far away with a trusty pen, a never-ending supply of paper and a fertile imagination. The Moon-Kissed Chi, her first e-published book in the genre of erotic fiction, is available on Amazon and Smashwords.

For a bit of recreation she enjoys clay work and attending symphony. She meets up with friends when able to sync with their schedules and she maintain a fairly active virtual life. Eating out is a passion for her. She’s always glad to find a new restaurant which warrants a return visit.

Cliché as it is, she used to work at a bookstore part time. Finally, she also maintains a full-time bread-and-butter job as well. Embarking on a serious approach to writing rather than the hit-and-miss efforts of previous years has provided a welcome focal point in her daily existence. 

BLURB: 

In the city of Kalaydan, Arrinay and Bezhyanya, the senior members of the ruling family, are faced with the early maturation of their daughter, Gayadnae. She must start the training. It’s Kalaydan law. Their daughter has other ideas. After concocting a plan to avoid responsibility and almost succeeding in carrying it out, Gayadnae’s life takes an unexpected turn.

Grayt, the ever-present serving woman to Arrinay, fills many roles and has her fingers in a number of pies. There’s definitely more to her than is apparent on the surface. Along with coordinating activities in the Main House, keeping the young mistress in line, and talking to horses, Grayt has a more secret agenda with a graver responsibilities.

A hint of trouble on the horizon and other darker activities weave their way through the backdrop of this delightful tale which takes place in the city of Kalaydan.

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Mini Spotlight Tour - Michael Robertson

The Alpha Plague
Michael Robertson
Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller; Zombies
Tour August 9 - 15
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[Goes Live 08/14/15 @00:00 CDT]

Mini Review Tour - Mildred Potash

Millie and Cupcake
Mildred Potash
Picture Books: Pets and Animals, Mice, Hamsters, Guinea Pigs
Target Age Group: 1- 10 years old
Tour August 1 – 9
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Mini Spotlight Tour - D. Drache Dragao

The Welter War
D. Drache Dragao
Combat Sports/LGBT
Tour July 21 – 28
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Mini Spotlight Tour – Agatha Rae

Tangents
Agatha Rae
Mystery Fiction Drama
Tour June 27 - July 3

Honor
Rachel Rossano
Sweet Medieval Romance June 14 - 25 

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Danielle Lee Zwissler – Mini Book Review Tour

Her Last Chance
By Danielle Lee Zwissler
Romantic Comedy Tour
May 13 - 18

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Danielle Lee Zwissler is an Ohio author. She is a big fan of romance as well as fantasy. She likes her characters to have larger than life personalities, a fair amount of money, and if possible, red hair!

The first book that she had published was "Her Last Chance" and immediately after was the second book of the Daniels Dynasty,"The Art of Seduction". Soon after, Books-to-go-Now! put out an erotic title of hers "The Trio of Sin".

Now, Danielle is currently working with four different publishers as well as a group of writers called "The Iron Writer Challenge" a challenge in which 5 writers compete against one another with stories that they've written of only 500 words! Thus far, Danielle has won 8 out of the 11 challenges that she has taken.

Currently her list of novels includes several erotica, written under the pen name Heather Lane, western romance, romantic comedies, flash fiction, and soon to be released a young adult fantasy series!

In Her Last Chance, Katherine Daniels, advice columnist for High Fashion Magazine, had the life she always wanted in New York: a good job, a city apartment, and a secret crush. On a trip back home to Connecticut to care for her father, one man turned her whole world upside down: Dr. Warren Vance. After being humiliated in NY and pulled into her father's match-making antics, Kat had to rethink her life. What she didn't know was that this wasn't just a second chance, it was her last...

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Tour Stops:

1) May 16 - B. Ahmed
2) May 17 - M. Oxrider
3) May 17 - Arachnea
4) May 18 - T. Jones

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Diabetes Resources and Information

This post will remain at the top of the page on my website. I will update it as frequently as I get new information. Please visit often. ... Read Article

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So, Now You’re Diabetic

When your doctor first gives you the news that you are diabetic, there are many feelings and questions that rush through your mind. It can be a very scary situation because of the dangers that we have all read about. However, people who are diabetic are able to live a happy and healthy life, most of the time ... Read More.

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Taco? Soft or Crispy?

Did you know that the word taco derives in from a word which typically means a plug or wad used to fill a hole? That’s one of many things about the beloved Mexican dish I bet you didn’t know. Wikipedia also informs us that the taco predates the arrival of Europeans in Mexico, in the article, Taco. Needless to say there’s a lot more to this popular nosh than appears on the plate. ... Read More

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The Benefits of Grinding Coffee

For many people, the office sludge suffices for the morning cuppa. For others, the drive-through cafe is their source of choice for that jolly jo. Writers and students, take up space daily in the most popular of national coffee service chains, in legions it would seem, to partake of their preferred caffeinated beverage. ... Read More

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The Exotic Travels of Tabbouleh

Modified  Wikimedia Commons image. Copyright: Artusername. Creative commons license.

Tabbouleh, also known as Tambouli, Kisir, Tabouli and Eetch, is common fare in the Middle East. I wouldn’t doubt it if this dish had a passport or two more for other countries. This is a traditional salad served in a variety of ways. Its history goes back at least 4,000 years. ... Read More

Agatha Christie: Grande Dame of Mystery Fiction

Nobody does whodunits with the style and flair of Agatha Christie – no one. Known for creating sleuths more clever than the world’s greatest fiction detectives, Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie’s novels and stories have held mystery readers in thrall for almost ninety-five years. ... Read More

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Why Is My Table Salt Pink?

Modified Flickr image. Copyright Salty Chip. License.

At a trendy restaurant which specializes in catering to the health conscious palate, you reach for the salt dish. What a surprise when you remove the lid. The salt is pink! What’s up with that? ... Read More

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Boo Fiction: How Writers Get A Scare On

You’re in a darkened room, and all eyes are on the TV. There’s no sound other than the background music coming from the movie flickering on the screen, then suddenly, there’s a scream. The popcorn bowl goes flying and the tension is broken. That’s in the movies. What about writing a ghost story?
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Polly Put The Kettle On

Modified from flickr image. Photographer: Sharada Prasad. License.

There’s nothing more entertaining than watching bubbles form and rise to the top in a kettle of water coming to a boil. You can do this in a glass electric kettle. Kettles weren’t always made from glass. The history of this well-loved device is rather interesting. ... Read More

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The Mistress of Bjerkebæk

I’m an avid reader, but have a narrow genre preference when reading. Sometimes I stray into other areas of interest and am rarely disappointed. One such excursion was the series Kristin Lavransdatter by Sigrid Undset. I still reflect on the books and on the life of the author, also a Nobel Prize laureate.  Read More

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Ancient Harvest’s Quinoa Pasta

Easy Quinoa Pasta Dish

My dietary needs have changed drastically, underscoring the need for focus on a more aggressive change. I recently discovered the superfood, quinoa. The most important package it brings to the nutrition table is a complete protein. This grain/seed is so impressive, I wrote about it in Jaquo article, Quinoa: Impressive. ... Read More

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The Piano Guys

The word ‘fusion’ is something I’m familiar with when speaking of the arts. Belly dance is the platform with which I associate fusion. That’s not the only artistic arena in which fusion is possible, and I’m not thinking of cold fusion. The Piano Guys (TPG), with their exquisite blend of classical and contemporary music, is who I have in mind. ... Read More

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Easy Quinoa Pasta Dish

Easy Quinoa Pasta Dish

The recipe below is a simple one. It’s flexible and delicious. Not only can you add spinach to it, you can add other vegetables or even nuts to add more nutritional value. This is something you can prepare and freeze in smaller containers. ... Read More

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Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day

What would you say if I told you that bubble wrap didn’t start out as a packing material? What could the original intent for this time-waster come shipping material possibly have been? Wallpaper. Yup, wall paper. ... Read More

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Valentine’s Day, or So They Say

When, again, is St. Valentine’s day? February 14, right? Yes … and no. Valentine’s day is celebrated on February 14, July 6, July 30 and June 12. Why so many days on which this holiday is observed? ... Read More

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Arachnea's Corner of the World

Arachnea (me, Tanya) has upped her virtual game. Find many more articles of interest on my new website as well as links to others I've posted in my blogs, HubPages, or Jaquo. So trundle over right now and follow my website so you don't miss any of the great posts forthcoming.

Arachnea's Corner of the World

Making the Best of a Small Living Space

Making the Best of a Small Living Space My idea for comfortable living includes a home with mulitple bedrooms. Five bedrooms would be a good start. But why would a single gal need so much space? ... Read More

Image courtesy of author.

Cheek for Cheek and So On

The most fun endeavors, many times, come to be as the result of a lark. My first book, under one of my pseudonyms, was written because I was feeling rather snarky and just knew I could. Much the same with Novel in a Day (NIAD). NIAD was born “tongue in cheek.” I’m not sure just how much cheek ... Read More

Image courtesy  of Rog (AKA: Pigfender).

The Wizard Behind the Curtain, D-Day NIAD.

How I Got Sorted to Write

Not everyone starts writing the traditional way. You know, go to university, get a degree and become an author. This is my story on how I got started with writing and the two primary inducements to do so ... Read More

Image courtes of Keith Blount, Scrivener creator.

An Apartment Dweller’s Dilemma

Are you an apartment dweller? Me too! I bet you hate the limited space like I do, right? Well, I’ve been finding ways to make the best of the space in my apartment. The living space here is a two-bedroom, two bath with a small dining area ... Read More

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