Posts Tagged: m.j. pullen

And Our Kindles Shall Grow Fat on Freebies

posted on 04/04/2012

Well, my experiment with amazon’s new KDP Select program is going gangbusters. At this writing, it’s been a little over 24 hours since I put The Marriage Pact on free promotion. There have been 15,279 downloads so far, and TMP is at the top of the Kindle Contemporary Fiction List. It’s Number 6 on the […]

Free Chick Lit eBook Promotion – April 3rd through 5th

posted on 04/03/2012

If you are into great chick lit, need a spring break read, or just want to help a newbie author get noticed, then this is your moment to shine! For the next three days, you can download THE MARRIAGE PACT (http://www.amazon.com/The-Marriage-Pact-ebook/dp/B0055LH79Q/) for free on amazon.com! It will be yours to keep, and you don’t have […]

Stranger than Fiction (Parts Three and Four)

posted on 03/26/2012

This is a continuation from the previous blog entry about a week I couldn’t have made up if I’d tried. It will make more sense if you read that one first.Part Three: Situation Comedy After Tuesday’s crisis, you would think I’d had enough drama for a good long while. Apparently, there is never enough drama […]

SERIOUSLY Stranger Than Fiction (Parts One and Two)

posted on 03/23/2012

Part One: Prayer I’ll be honest: prayer has never been a big thing for me. I spent most of my formative years as a staunch agnostic (yes, that probably is an oxymoron — decidedly undecided). For many more years I was a kind of spiritual wanderer, searching for a home. Now that I’m happily settled […]

Be a Force for Good: Review a Book Today!

posted on 03/16/2012

I’ve written before about my experience with self-publishing and the changes in the publishing industry. The subject continues to fascinate me as a reader and a writer. The world of books is in flux, to say the least, and readers are presented with an overwhelming array of choices. Hardback and paperback, sure. Familiar authors, yes. […]

Seeds

posted on 03/01/2012

Front Field For today’s blog, I’m including some pictures from our family farm in South Georgia. These were taken back in December 2008. I have always loved the farm, and always struggled with what it represents. The farm has been in our family since the late 1800’s. It’s part of who I am, and memories […]

Mii and the Wii

posted on 01/10/2012

This morning I stepped onto the Wii Fit for the first time in a while. I had to replace the batteries just to get it going after months collecting dust. If you have a Wii Fit, or have used one at someone’s house, you know that the little guy ‘talks’ to you when you weigh […]

2012: Ready, Set… Where Am I Again?

posted on 01/05/2012

Happy New Year, y’all! Hope everyone enjoyed their winter holidays. Here’s a picture of me doing who knows what on the beach last week: Seriously, what am I doing here? Embarrassing beach dancing aside, I do feel very refreshed after spending some quality time with my family doing absolutely nothing. When the holiday break started, […]

Rules for Reading and Writing (Not So Much with the ‘Rithmetic)

posted on 12/06/2011

You may have noticed that I’ve added a new page to the blog listing what I’ve been reading. I got the idea from another author-blogger and thought it would be interesting to see how having the list impacts what and when I read (if at all) or what people think about my writing. Actually, I’d […]

NaNoWriMo: One of my Best Failures Yet

posted on 11/28/2011

Well, folks, it’s November 28th, time for a status update. If you are one of those root-for-the-underdog, “maybe she’ll pull it out of the fire at the last minute and surprise us” kind of readers, I’m sorry to disappoint you. I think it’s highly unlikely I will write 32,940 words in the next 59 hours […]