Why Authors Should Ask Readers for Reviews
A day after I wrote a post about asking people for what you want on Social Media, I finished reading Ginny Baird’s ‘The Sometime Bride’. Ginny’s was the first ebook in 22 ebooks I’ve read until now to ask me to engage with her explicitly.
{ Leave a comment }Rama or Ravana – The Real Hero?
Pics of the Week
I had fun shooting this one… Look carefully you can see my sneakers :D The location was amazing with a great night sky and painting the tent from inside with light was something I was trying for the first time…. A few attempts did it though :D
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Kovilpatti: My Own Malgudi
Book Review: The Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Title: The Palace of Illusions
Author: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Paperback: 360 pages
Publisher: Doubleday (May 12th 2008)
Genre: Mythology (Indian)
Read: eBook
Stars: ****/5
Summary: (GoodReads)
A reimagining of the world-famous Indian epic, the Mahabharat—told from the point of view of an amazing woman.
My Last 8 Years in Blogging
I’ve completed a month of blog posts today and its a milestone for me. I been blogging since 2004 but sporadically. I’ve not been constant and regular ever. This time I’m proud to have stuck it out for a month. :)
{ Leave a comment }Book Review: Death by Facebook by Everett Peacock
Title: Death by Facebook
Author: Everett Peacock
Paperback: 312 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace (March 4th 2011)
Genre: Mystery
Read: eBook
Stars: ****/5
Summary: (GoodReads)
A vacationing soldier in Hawaii…
Earth’s most active volcano, anxious to repeat itself…
Two murders involving love, madness, friendship, hippies, tsunamis, and the great hereafter…
Is Amazon trying to monopolise the book readers market?
Amazon seems to be getting very restrictive recently both towards authors and readers. It seems Amazon is trying to increase sales and monopolise the market by forcing authors and sites such as GoodReads to link only to them.
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