I have to say that I’ve always been interested in boxing. I used to watch it a lot on TV and in the early 2000s, Sylvester Stallone had a reality show, The Contender, that I loved. I also wanted a punching bag that I could hang somewhere in my house (that’s the part I could … Continue reading "Step Out of Your Comfort Zone by Pamela D. Beverly"
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My Adventures at the Discovery Lane Book Fair by Pamela D. Beverly
I, along with a number of other authors, participated in a book fair at the Discovery Lane Preschool on Saturday and I enjoyed it very much. As I spoke with the children and their parents, I felt a part of an important endeavor. Being that we’re in the technological age, video games and electronic tablets … Continue reading "My Adventures at the Discovery Lane Book Fair by Pamela D. Beverly"
Read MoreI Am One of the “Non-Essential” by Pamela D. Beverly
I Am One of the “Non-Essential” It is ridiculous. A government shutdown. What does it accomplish? Nothing. It’s like this picture here. A blank wall. A picture of nothing. Uninformed people like to say that ‘non-essential federal government employees should be let go permanently’. They don’t know what they’re talking about. Picture a war scenario. … Continue reading "I Am One of the “Non-Essential” by Pamela D. Beverly"
Read MoreA Cute Picture Book for the Little Ones, Just in Time for the Holidays!
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Interview with an Author: Pamela D. Beverly
Read MoreNew Release: What if an Octopus Followed Me Home? by Pamela D. Beverly
Well, I did it. Today’s the release of my new children’s picture book, What if an Octopus Followed Me Home? I’ve never been interested in penning a children’s book but this one came to me in a dream and refused to be dismissed. Julius Jackson is a typical eight year-old, only one day home from … Continue reading "New Release: What if an Octopus Followed Me Home? by Pamela D. Beverly"
Read MoreMy Review of the Book, Step Beast (Military Bad Boy BDSM Billionaire Stepbrother Romance) by Selena Kitt
This story revolves around Matilda “Tilly” Beeston, whose a strait-laced, twenty-two year old, Olivia “Liv”, her controlling but ailing mother and Tilly’s stepbrother, Conrad Raleigh Beeston, III. But don’t let the hoity-toity moniker fool you–he is simply known as Beast. He’s a pretty mysterious man, just returning from a second tour of duty in Afghanistan, … Continue reading "My Review of the Book, Step Beast (Military Bad Boy BDSM Billionaire Stepbrother Romance) by Selena Kitt"
Read MoreThe DMV (District of Columbia/Maryland/Virginia) Connection – My Interview with Best-Selling Author, Tracee Lydia Garner
Hi Everyone, Me: I know that, like me, Tracee Lydia Garner, is an author and, like me, she is from the Washington, D.C. area. Her latest novel is Fatal Opposition. Me: Hi, Tracee. Although I have had the occasion to “meet” you in cyberspace where we have both participated in virtual book events, … Continue reading "The DMV (District of Columbia/Maryland/Virginia) Connection – My Interview with Best-Selling Author, Tracee Lydia Garner"
Read MoreMy Book Review of My Joy by Suzette D. Harrison
I just finished reading the novel, My Joy (California Love, Book 1) by Suzzette D. Harrison. I first have to say that she must be schizophrenic (in a good way) because although I don’t “know” Ms. Harrison except as a fellow writer, her depiction of this beautifully coiffed and put together woman takes street life … Continue reading "My Book Review of My Joy by Suzette D. Harrison"
Read MoreA Tale of Two Indies by Pamela D. Beverly
I met a fellow indie author, Lisa Lagaly, at a recent book festival and after a few conversations, we decided to write a post about indie publishing. My contribution is below. Publishing – I decided to publish my second book, The Love Labyrinth, through CreateSpace. Like my first book, I wrote and re-wrote, edited and re-edited. Although … Continue reading "A Tale of Two Indies by Pamela D. Beverly"
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