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Find out more about J.W.: J. W. Coffey is a Kentucky native, born in Berea, as well as an author. She was a Lit/English major at Ohio State University and has been working as a copyeditor, acquisitions editor, and staff writer for several North American publications. Her current novel is A Wager of Blood pubilshed by LBF Books/Lachesis Publishing. |
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Of all of the interviews I've done, I thought it might be interesting to interview myself and see what kind of answers I have for my own questions....
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The National Book Foundation held it's annual award presentation for the National Book Awards on Wednesday, 11/18/2009. According to the Foundations...
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Google Books has announced a new settlement proposal with authors and publishers after the original settlement had been withdrawn pending a federal...
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Historical fiction writer Barbara Fleming released her latest novel, Journeying, through Five Star/Cengage in August of this year. She answered a few...
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Have a good idea for novel? Looking for a little encouragement? Or a place where you can brag a little, show off your progress, even find others doing...
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Author Margaret Atwood is promoting her latest novel, The Year of the Flood, with two websites, a blog, a Twitter account, and she'll be running a...
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Hyperion Press announced on Tuesday, 10/27/2009, that it will be delaying the two books by motivational speaker and self-help guru, James Arthur...
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Author Maryann Miller sat down with me for a little chat about writing and her latest novel of a mother's ultimate act for her son. ~Tell...
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Amazon reported only 5% of all book sales are ebooks but market analysts are predicting double sales next year in 2010, as well as prediciting the...
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