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Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales volumes 1 and 2 are now available in a bundle! Not only do you get both books together, you save 25% too!
Flashy Fiction and Other Insane Tales (Bundle Vol 1 & 2)
by Jen Wylie and Sean Hayden
Anthology Bundle
Published March 17 2013
Price: 2.99 (save 25%)
Available at [Amazon]
IT’S THE BEST OF BOTH BOOKS!
Okay, technically it’s just BOTH BOOKS in ONE seriously funny and scary easy to read, purchase only once, compendium of the deranged! And you save almost a WHOLE DOLLAR! Do we rock or do we rock?
An anthology of the strange, bizarre, and just plain weird.
Zombies, vampires, ghosts, and …crickets? Try a taste of writing from two very different fantasy authors. Flash stories are super short and perfect for when you ‘just have a minute’. This anthology contains 15 stories from authors Sean Hayden and Jen Wylie. Run the rampart of emotions in this exciting mix of tales. From humor to twisted, there is something for everyone.
Unicorns, zombies, devils, dark whispers, teddy bears, and …fireflies? Try a taste of writing from two very different fantasy authors. Flash fiction stories are super short and perfect for when you ‘just have a minute’. This anthology contains 15 stories (both flash and longer short stories) from authors Sean Hayden and Jen Wylie. Run the rampart of emotions in this exciting mix of tales. From humor to horror, sweet to twisted, there is something for everyone.
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Note: Some stories contain adult language.
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Steve Novak,
on 2/19/2013
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So, here's the deal.
I do a lot of covers for a lot of people these days. Sometimes when I whip up something for a client it doesn't exactly work for their book and I have to give it a second go. It's all part of the process. It happens.
Unfortunately, this means that I'm left with a pretty decent cover that doesn't have a home.
Covers are just like people, right? Every cover wants to be loved and every cover deserves a home.
Also, I'd like to at least get my money back for the stock images. That's a part of it too.
With that in mind I've decided to implement the First Annual Pre-Made Cover Extravaganza! (You know it's important because it's in caps.)
Here's how it works: Have a look at the covers below. If you think one of them might work for something you've written all you have to do is drop me a line at novakillustration@gmail.com (or leave a comment in the comments section) and it can be yours.
I'll remove the novakillustration.com watermark, plunk in your title and your author name, and even putz around with the fonts a bit if you think you'd like to try something different. If you like most of the concept but want to make some changes I'm sure we can work out a price that'll make every happy.
I'll do all of that for a measly $40. (Payable through Paypal)
Come on, that's a serious deal. Final images will be sent to you in printable 300dpi quality, as well as three sizes for all of your online needs.
Deal city, people. Deal city.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.
Steven
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By:
nicole,
on 12/29/2012
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well, because i LOVE SNOW so much (and it's clearly SNOWING right now....) i've decided to run a little FREE SHIPPING sale on all print orders from now until december 31st at midnight (EST).
visit my shop here and treat that special little one in your life to some cuteness and enchantment :)
~HAPPY WINTER~
Here are some digital romance titles for your Kindle or Kindle app priced at less than 5 bucks each!
Matthew: The Circle Eight
by Emma Lang ($3.99)
A man learns to hold what is his
It is a vast spread in the eastern wilds of the newly independent Republic of Texas, the ranch their parents fought for … and died for. To the eight Graham siblings, no matter how much hard work or hard love it takes, life is unthinkable without family…
In the wake of his parents’ murder, Matthew Graham must take the reins at the Circle Eight. He also needs to find a wife in just thirty days, or risk losing it all. Plain but practical, Hannah Foley seems the perfect bride for him . . . until after the wedding night.
Their marriage may make all the sense in the world, but neither one anticipates the jealousies that will result, the treacherous danger they’re walking into, or the wildfire of attraction that will sweep over them, changing their lives forever.
Sugar Rush (Cupcake Club)
by Konna Kauffman ($3.99)
When baker extraordinaire Leilani Trusdale leaves New York City for Georgia’s sleepy Sugarberry Island, her past follows in the form of her former boss, Baxter Dunne. Baxter, otherwise known as Chef Hot Cakes, wants to film his hit cooking show in her tiny cupcakery. Last time they worked together, Baxter’s molten chocolate brown eyes and sexy British accent made Lani’s mouth water and her cheeks blush the colour of raspberry filling…Lani’s friends are convinced that this time around, Baxter is the missing ingredient in her recipe for happiness. But convincing Lani will be a job for Baxter himself. And he’ll need more than black velvet frosting to sweeten the deal…
Since my last raffle here on the blog, I've wanted to host another one. So this month I am, and there will be
4 winners!❤ Starting tomorrow,
February 1st, every time you spend $25 at my
Etsy shop your name gets entered into the
RAFFLE !
Every Thursday during the month of February a name will be drawn. Your name never leaves the raffle unless you win!
❤ The Prize
A handsigned, personalized, and dated edition of
Pure Inspiration's "Fantasy Art Collection". A heavy and gorgeous book filled with masterful fantasy artists including Shelia Wolk, Josephine Wall, K.Y. Craft, and more! Even the cover is embossed!
Many artists, many stories about their inspirations, and SO many stunningly beautiful pages of artwork.
The first drawing will be held on February 4th. The announcement will be made here and on my Facebook Fan page.
Winners will be notified through email and through Etsy's convo.
Hi! I’m having a sale in my shop. ❀ Special Spring Sale ❀ 15% off all prints in my shop. Sale starts Friday, April 22st thru Friday, April 29th Coupon Code: Spring2011 Click the image below and it will take you to my etsy shop.
I truly enjoyed the last giveaway so much, that I'm having another one for Christmas in July.
Giveaway Ends 7.24.11
The Story
I am a huge fan of Christmas morning. My family is all separated, but we are all together, happily, on Christmas morning. We love our traditions. :)
One of my favorite Christmas morning memories was when I woke my younger sister up at 3am (as we always did) to go downstairs and see what Santa brought us. I think I was around 10 years old at the time. I remember walking down the stairs, and just over the banister I saw a large white table set up in the livingroom! It was magnificent!! I knew it had to be mine, it was like a shining star lit up by the Christmas tree.
To this day, that white table is in my studio, cut up, written up, and banged up.....I so love my white drawing table!
Now it's your turn!The Entry
MANDATORY ENTRY: Share your favorite Christmas morning memory by commenting below (required).
ADDITIONAL CHANCES TO WIN: Must do the MANDATORY entry before these, otherwise they don't count.
- 1 entry - Tweet about this giveaway and leave a comment below with the link
- 1 entry - Share this giveaway AND my sale on Etsy with direct links on Facebook, then leave a comment below
- 2 entries - Add my giveaway to your blog roll and let me know where it is
- 3 entries - Blog about this giveaway AND my sale on Etsy with direct links to the pages, then leave an additional comment with a direct link to your post so that I can view it
- 4 entries - Purchase some Christmas gifts from my shop at 25% off - Use coupon code: CHRIST25
One post per entry and please include your name and email address, so I can contact you if you win. I will use Random.org to determine the winner.The Prize Four Fairy Blessing Ornaments These were the number one seller last year! The four of them are 2-3 inches in size (height or width).
There is only one more set after this left...so they are extremely limited!The design has changed for this year.
Made from Shrink Film...which is paper turned plastic. Then se
I'm sorry I have neglected my poor little blog lately! I have been so extremely busy with projects, my family and the upcoming holidays! I wanted to wish everyone who celebrates a wonderful Thanksgiving Day! I hope you spend lots of time with family and enjoy your holiday meals. =) I will definitely try to post updates more often as I finish up my current projects and prepare for my little Christmas break!
With Christmas right around the corner, and the biggest shopping day of the year tomorrow, I'd like to invite you to check out my
online greeting card store. If you stock up on cards this Black Friday, you can get them for $1.49 each, which is 50% off (Use code BlackFriday2011). Fantastic quality, and last I checked, printed right here in the USA!
DISCLAIMER: If you follow the link to visit my online store and purchase items associated with my artwork, I will earn a commission.
2012 Writing and Marketing eBook Extravaganza
To start the New Year with a BANG, from January 1st through February 28, 2012, Karen Cioffi is offering all her writing and marketing e-books (purchased directly from her site/s using the Paypal SHOPPING CART) for a $1.19 each. And, this will include new titles added within that time period.
Yep, that’s right, only $1.19 for each of these titles:
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Hadley Rille Books are having an eBook sale this weekend which means Theatre of Curious Acts is 77p in the
Amazon UK store and 99c in the
Amazon US store.
If you have a Kindle, and especially if you've named said Kindle (which means you care about it), then I hope you'll take a chance and download my story of Great War Soldiers and the Horsewomen of the Apocalypse.
For a limited time, these Avon eBook romances will be offered at a special price of $1.99! Take advantage of these scandalous prices while you can!
Have you read any of these scandalous romances? Which would you recommend?
Scandalous Love by Brenda Joyce
Sin and Scandal in England by Melody Thomas
Your Scandalous Ways by Loretta Chase
Memoirs of a Scandalous Red Dress by Elizabeth Boyle
His Scandal by Gayle Callen
Scandal of the Black Rose by Debra Mullins
A Scandal to Remember by Linda Needham
A Game of Scandal by Kathryn Smith
Her Scandalous Affair by Candice Hern
Duke of Scandal by Adele Ashworth
Too Scandalous to Wed by Alexandra Benedict
A Matter of Scandal by Suzanne Enoch
By: Maud Newton,
on 2/5/2008
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Recently my friend Marie and I were marveling at the propulsive quality of AS Byatt’s Possession, a tale of writerly lust intellectual and physical. With this book, Byatt transcends the formal achievements of her earlier work, moving into territory that’s surprisingly immediate and sexy and vital. What, we wondered, caused — or fueled — the shift?
Today Marie points me to some of last year’s news: Evidently Byatt in her youth (above left) had an affair of the mind with her editor Cecil Day-Lewis (above right), former British Poet Laureate and notorious lothario (see, e.g., his protracted liaison with Rosamund Lehmann).
Another writer taken under his wing at Chatto was AS Byatt. In 1964 Chatto published the 28-year-old’s first novel, The Shadow of the Sun, the story of a young girl growing up in the shadow of a dominant father. Day-Lewis was her editor. His admiration for her mind and work, and his efforts in the editing process to bring out the best in her manuscript, spilt over into a more personal attachment.
Byatt, an English graduate from Cambridge who was teaching in the extramural department of the University of London, was at the time married. She responded to Day-Lewis’s advances, though the relationship was not, she later said, consummated.
The Day-Lewises were on holiday at Louisburgh in Ireland in the summer of 1965. When Balcon went up to their room to fetch some cigarettes for her husband from his jacket pocket, at his request, she stumbled across a letter from Byatt. It spoke of romantic afternoons together in Bloomsbury.
Byatt laughs now when asked if she returned Day-Lewis’ affections. “‘He was old enough to be my father,’” she has said. “‘I am sure he thought of it as love, but the fact is love for Cecil was not quite what it is for other men — it turned out, of course, that there were quite a few women in his life.’”
Right, right: But did the experience help inspire Possession?
Let's see, in my suitcase I have two needle books, several bags, including two messenger bags with vintage barkcloth decorated flaps, some knitted cosies (including a tiny pink one for a shuffle), one knitted hat with flower pin attached, and one crocheted scarf with scalloped edge, a linen eyeglasses case with a bird embroidered on it, silver beaded jewellery, some pincushions, fabric shopping bags that fold up into matching cases, a few stray bird postcards and lots of fabric zippered pouches. A Mary Poppins-worthy suitcase. I've got enough things to go in my suitcase, just needs a little tidying. This is for the Valentine's Trunk show tomorrow. In case you're not sure, everyone is absolutely welcome to come, all the vendors will have their things for sale displayed in suitcases, and there are snacks. For example I'm bringing some chocolate chip cookies with walnuts and raisins in them. Also, if you have any extra new hand-knitted items please bring them to donate to the
StreetKnit project.
Where? the workroomWhen? Sunday February 10th, noon until 5pm
Who? City of Craft's site has a list of vendors and links to their sites
Why should I go? Find cute presents for your valentine, or a little treat for yourself. Why not? Maybe something cheerful to get you through the winter. Also the workroom is very cosy and nice.
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Claire Louise Milne,
on 2/11/2008
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The Valentine's Trunk show was great, so many people showed up and it was great to see what everyone had made. I took home a few treats, there were just too many nice things to tempt!
Back view of the heart pin
Silver sheep charm necklace, created by Allison Wells,
Papersnake Jewellery
Assorted vintage buttons, Lucie Davies, Button Me Up
I also bought this blue bamboo fabric from
Karyn and it's been whipped up into curtains that are now gracing the sliding doors that are in our kitchen at the back of the house. And they're everything I hoped they would be.
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I'm just starting the coloring stage of my eight page submission to zudacomics.com. I finished up all of the inking over the last couple of days in between other work. I actually think I've come up with a pretty good little story. The style of art I'm doing is a bit unconventional, but I think interesting. Maybe. Maybe not. Anyway, here's a scan of one of the inked pages. Judge for yourself.
Steve~
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$2 small pink piece of fabric, $5 larger brown wool piece of fabric
Today I rode my bicycle downtown and had a quick peek at the fabric sale at the Textile Museum. This one is a lot smaller than the big sale in the Spring, but it was still worth going. There's some fabric outside on tables, then upstairs there is a large room with more fabric, some buttons and some handmade items.
I bought a scrap of pink fabric, a piece of brown wool fabric and some buttons:
$20 set of four antique glass buttons, $2 MOP button, $3 MOP button
I chose two mother-of-pearl buttons and a set of four antique glass buttons. The buttons are special, so while these were expensive I think they were good value... well I don't really know but the four on the right are the prettiest buttons I've ever seen and I knew if I went home without them I would be thinking about them later.
It's not too late for you to go too! Here's the info:
p.s. they were saying that new buttons would be for sale on Saturday so you all the best things won't be gone if you go then!For the Love of Cloth: Decorator Fabric SaleFriday October 23 11:00 am - 5:00 pm and
Saturday October 24 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Without further ado, A PLACE WHERE HURRICANES HAPPEN is now available in stores! Congratulations to Renée Watson on her first published book! It’s a book birthday! In honor of today’s birthday of A PLACE WHERE HURRICANES HAPPEN, I am releasing three new limited edition prints from the book in my etsy shop. You can own “Michael’s Tree”, “The Flood”, and “Homecoming” as of today. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist (that would be me).
Thank you to The Happy Nappy Bookseller and Zetta Elliott for two great interviews!
I’m popping in to let you all know that everything in my vintage shop is on sale: 25% off!
I’d like to send this stuff to good homes so that I may focus on other things. That being said, I’m totally open to a little haggling, flea market-style, so if you see something you like make me an offer via the “contact” link in my Etsy shop.
If you think you have a friend that might be interested in something here, please spread the word, thanks dears!
In honor of my 42nd birthday coming up, I've decided to mark all my prints 42% OFF in The Ward-O-Matic Shop! Hurry and take advantage of this while the holidays are sneaking up on us! Stock up on all your favorite Ward-O-Matic prints! You know, the ones that you've been pinning over for months and months and never had a decent reason to finally make that purchase? Welp, now's your chance!
42% OFF means:
All 8.5 x 11" prints are now $14.50.
All 5 x 7" prints are now $6.96.
This is for a limited time! Hurry!
(Gah! I feel like I've stepped out of one of those crazy late-night mattress ads.)
Here, you can see my two most recent additions to the shop. Fun!
It’s Black Friday folks. Today through Sunday shipping is on me in my etsy shop! Happy Shopping~
Make a purchase from my Etsy shop and get 20% off when you enter coupon code JAN2011. Good through January 31, 2011.
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Steve,
I love the covers that you have done for Mary Ann Bernal. And looking at these you are very talented. Keep up the good work!
Wow. These are amazing. I really wish I had a book that needed a cover right now. But I will definitely be putting you on my list for stuff for the future.
K - Much appreciated and I'll do my best to keep up the good work, mostly because it also keeps the bill collectors happy. ;)
EMILY - Thanks! If and when you do find yourself in the market for a cover drop me a line at novakillustration@gmail.com I'm always there. Literally. I have no life. ;)