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Cinder and the Smoke by Geonn Cannon

“I enjoyed the story, it was unique and interesting, and very well written. I got a good understanding of the life Kezia led, and the world she lived in. This is the only book I have read from this author, and it was very well done. I do prefer a bit more romance in my stories, but it was still an enjoyable story.

If you like lesbian fiction, with a strong female lead character, give this one a try.”A Love Bytes Review on Goodreads For the whole review, please check out Love Bytes.

Look, man. Everybody pirates. Not pirating is like not masturbating--it doesn't make you a hero, it makes you weird. Maybe that's a little strong. Still.

Witches are fascinating. We’re a culture who has been obsessed with witches for years and years, leading all the way back to before the Salem Witch Trials. Aradia is no exception to this rule. Going back even further to the time of Atlantis, Aradia is a witch who knew she had a purpose, one of the most powerful witches around.

She grew up, learning to strengthen and harness her power, knowing she would have a purpose beyond anyone’s imagination. And she got it. She got her adventure, and she got far more than she ever bargained for,...

 “While this story wears the trappings of steampunk, it’s no mere adventure tale … there’s a lot more going on under the surface: questions of freedom and rebellion and a fundamental belief in the power of knowledge. The story is well told and the characters are compelling. Join Dice Bodger on... 

No one asked, but I have advice anyway. That’s the way it goes around here.

Small businesses fail. 80% within the first 18 months, according to Forbes. Publishers fail. I will not name names, but Absolute Write has an excellent column on why publishers fail. I learned a lot from it, and swore not to fall into those traps.

But this blog is about the “Do”s, not the “Don’t”s.

Starting with reading. Do read these three books. You’ll be so excited that you’ll self-publish your bestseller and never look back. Or you’ll want to throw-up, hire someone else to do the dirty work (us, please), and blissfully receive your checks in the mail.

Here’s what changed Supposed Crimes from a vanity press with five titles into a competitive player with fifty (and growing).