"Hi Gwynneth, my name is Larry Rodness and I am inquiring about receiving a review on my newest YA novel entitled, "Perverse", published by Itoh Press in both print and electronic formats. Synopsis as follows:
19 year old Emylene Stipe is a…"
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Like all of you, I'm at Book Blogs because I want to grow my blog. BUT, as nice as glowing stats look, I am really looking for people who are truly interested in what I write. After all, it's not…Continue
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"Hey Gwyneth, I'm new follower of your blog and also bumped the blog with +1 on google+. When you get a chance visit http://iron2112fist.blogspot.com/ and if you like it follow and + back.
Thanks.
IF"
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July 20, 2012 at 6pm to July 31, 2012 at 7pm
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Kate Evangelista left a comment for Gwynneth White"Hi, Gwynneth!
You forgot to add your email address to your comment on the Taste review request. Please let me know where you contact you so I can send your review copy. :-)
Sincerely,
Kate"
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ALL SYSTEMS GO TO LAUNCH!
Erin writes . . . Our future is now secure. CURSED has a PUBLISHER, a LAUNCH DATE, and an exciting PROMO CAMPAIGN to keep us all busy over the next few months. And Seth and I invite you to join the fun. WHAT’S HAPPENING? Cursed, book one in the Soul Wars Saga trilogy, has been taken on by Far Away, a South African based publisher. Both print and digital version will be available, but we envisage that our international sales will be largely digital via the normal channels. You know the ones I…See More
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THE CURSE WORKERS
Seth writes . . .Like seeks likes, so I guess that’s why I picked up the book WHITE CAT, by Holly Black. It’s not my usual type of read, but Cassel Sharpe, the main protag, is like me. He also comes from a pretty unsavoury family.In his case, his parents, brothers, and grandfather are curse workers. Meaning? At the touch of a finger they can kill you, manipulate your emotions, blast your luck, or even make you hurt yourself. Nice.As far as Cassel knows, he’s ‘straight’, but that doesn’t exactly…See More
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LET'S FEAST: WORMS, LOCUSTS AND CROCODILES
Erin writes . . . I have had friends ask me what Seth and I ate in Shenaya. At first I thought it was a bit of a weird question, but then it struck me: what do people focus on most when they talk about their holidays? The food, of course, especially if they've been somewhere strange. And travelling back in time by a thousand years is definitely strange.So, Shenayan food . . . The first word that springs to mind is ‘wild’ – a bit like the Shenayans themselves. Just about everything they ate –…See More
BloggerLinda Parkinson-Hardman left a comment for Gwynneth White
"I've found you on Facebook so I'll follow you from there if that's OK. I will definitely be reading, sharing and commenting on your page and will always follow the links back to blog posts too. You are quite right though our…"
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THE BIRD OF EVIL OMEN
Erin writes . . .Now that you know a little bit about sangomas, I thought I’d tell you about a creature that fills the hearts of thousands in Africa with terror. In fact, just the mention of its name sends people scurrying to the sangoma for protection amulets. And if it flies over your house, then it would be better to burn your home, because that is the very worst omen of all – someone in your family will surely die. So what is this creature, you ask?Let me introduce you to the LIGHTNING…See More
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WE'RE DAUNTLESS!
Erin writes . . . Hey guys, even though this is not really what I usually write about, I have to share this with you. Seth and I took the faction quiz over at the Divergent Facebook page. And guess what? Surprise, surprise, we're both Dauntless! Not that I was expecting anything else about myself, but I admit to being a little taken-aback by Seth's outcome. When I first met him, I would have put Seth down as a peace-loving Amity. Apart from the brightly-coloured red and yellow clothes worn by…See More
BloggerKaren Payze left a comment for Gwynneth White
"Thanks for following :) I am now following you on Linky. Your book sounds very interesting!
- Karen"
BloggerShalini Ayre left a comment for Gwynneth White
"Hi Gwynneth,
Thanks for looking at my blog - I will definitely check yours out tonight - taking a quick break from reviewing a book! I'm sorry you couldn't follow me. I've added a widget which I hope helps (not very technical!) Look…"
Anastasia & Demitra left a comment for Gwynneth White"Heyy Gwynneth,
Thank you. We all love to read, and since we spend endless amounts of time with each other, reading, we decided we'd make the blog together. Yes, we write most of our reviews together, or partially together. (: Thanks for…"
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HOW DO WE SPEAK TO THE DEAD?
Erin writes . .My last post about sangomas seems to have caused a stir. So today I’ll answer the question: how does the sangoma talk to the dead? Not surprisingly I suppose, the ancestors must first want to talk the sangoma! Unlike many people who choose allopathic medical professions, a person has to be called by the ancestors before they can train as a traditional healer. The ancestors usually make their chosen one ill, or give them strange dreams, or bad luck that never ends until they…See More
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ALL SYSTEMS GO TO LAUNCH!
Erin writes . . .
Our future is now secure. CURSED has a PUBLISHER, a LAUNCH DATE, and an exciting PROMO CAMPAIGN to keep us all busy over the next few months. And Seth and I invite you to join the fun.
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
Cursed, book one in the Soul Wars Saga trilogy, has been taken on by Far Away, a South African based publisher. Both print and digital version will be available, but we envisage that our international…
ContinuePosted on May 23, 2012 at 4:10am
THE CURSE WORKERS
Seth writes . . .
Like seeks likes, so I guess that’s why I picked up the book WHITE CAT, by Holly Black. It’s not my usual type of read, but Cassel Sharpe, the main protag, is like me. He also comes from a pretty unsavoury family.
In his case, his parents, brothers, and grandfather are curse workers. Meaning? At the touch of a finger they can kill you, manipulate your emotions, blast your luck, or even make you hurt yourself. Nice.
As far as Cassel knows, he’s… Continue
Like seeks likes, so I guess that’s why I picked up the book WHITE CAT, by Holly Black. It’s not my usual type of read, but Cassel Sharpe, the main protag, is like me. He also comes from a pretty unsavoury family.
In his case, his parents, brothers, and grandfather are curse workers. Meaning? At the touch of a finger they can kill you, manipulate your emotions, blast your luck, or even make you hurt yourself. Nice.
As far as Cassel knows, he’s… Continue
Posted on May 7, 2012 at 12:29pm
LET'S FEAST: WORMS, LOCUSTS AND CROCODILES
Erin writes . . . I have had friends ask me what Seth and I ate in Shenaya. At first I thought it was a bit of a weird question, but then it struck me: what do people focus on most when they talk about their holidays? The food, of course, especially if they've been somewhere strange. And travelling back in time by a thousand years is definitely strange.
So, Shenayan food . . . The first word that springs to mind is ‘wild’ – a bit like the Shenayans themselves. Just about…
ContinuePosted on May 2, 2012 at 11:03am
THE BIRD OF EVIL OMEN
Erin writes . . .
Now that you know a little bit about sangomas, I thought I’d tell you about a creature that fills the hearts of thousands in Africa with terror. In fact, just the mention of its name sends people scurrying to the sangoma for protection amulets. And if it flies over your house, then it would be better to burn your home, because that is the very worst omen of all – someone in your family will surely die. So what is this creature, you ask?
Let…
Posted on April 23, 2012 at 3:17am
Comment Wall (108 comments)
- At 3:53pm on May 22, 2013,
AuthorLarry Rodness said… Hi Gwynneth, my name is Larry Rodness and I am inquiring about receiving a review on my newest YA novel entitled, "Perverse", published by Itoh Press in both print and electronic formats. Synopsis as follows:
19 year old Emylene Stipe is a 2nd generation Goth who, like every teenage girl, is trying to find her place in the world. One night she comes upon an old painting in an antique store and is compelled to purchase it. When she brings it home an image of a young woman appears in the sketch and then magically materializes in her apartment. Emylene nick-names her 'Poinsettia' and they soon become fast friends. But Poinsettia has an ulterior motive for her sudden and strange intrusion into her host's life which causes Emylene to question her whole belief system.Goodreads link: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17227210-perverseIf there is interest I can forward an E Pub or PDF.You can also get more info at my website: www.larryrodness.com
- At 1:14am on May 8, 2013,
AuthorLexmilian S. R. B. de Mello said… Hi, I wanted to greet you as I just joined the website. I have recently published a FREE (donation based) eBook and I would be thrilled if you included a review on your site. Here is a ditty about it:
The generous seas do roam vividly,
And sacred words spoken earnestly.
People suffer and people go to war,
I just hope these words will go afar.
On 26-4-2013 I published a FREE book,
Indeed a feat of altruism, no crook!
I suffer in silence in every moment.
I have no money to publish a stunt.
I was just hoping for word-of-mouth
And email propagation as loudmouth.
Book is at: http://bookbooster.com/newage.htm
I accept feedback just at: percarus@hotmail.com
OFFICIALLY THE MOST ELOQUENT STORY TELLING POETRY BOOK EVER WRITTEN -ALL NON FICTION-
- At 9:41pm on December 16, 2012,
BloggerKacii Epicness said… Hey! I noticed you were a member of the group Follow Mine, I'll Follow Yours.
I was hoping we could do a follow swap.I follow your blog and you follow mine.
If you would like to do this, comment on my page and leave your blog link there.
Here's mine: http://thekookybookworm.blogspot.com/
- At 8:53pm on October 3, 2012,
BloggerIronFist said… Hey Gwyneth, I'm new follower of your blog and also bumped the blog with +1 on google+. When you get a chance visit http://iron2112fist.blogspot.com/ and if you like it follow and + back.
Thanks.
IF
- At 10:20pm on May 24, 2012, Kate Evangelista said…
Email sent. :-)
- At 9:41pm on May 23, 2012, Kate Evangelista said…
Hi, Gwynneth!
You forgot to add your email address to your comment on the Taste review request. Please let me know where you contact you so I can send your review copy. :-)
Sincerely,
Kate
- At 9:10am on April 30, 2012,
BloggerLinda Parkinson-Hardman said… I've found you on Facebook so I'll follow you from there if that's OK. I will definitely be reading, sharing and commenting on your page and will always follow the links back to blog posts too. You are quite right though our blogs are VERY different and I really like that I'm being exposed to things outside of my normal comfort zone at the moment.
- At 10:24pm on April 28, 2012,
BloggerMarcia (mciamcia) said… Thanks. I am now following you, love your header. Since you on blogger you would have to subsribe either to rss feed there is a plus follow button bottom of screed and orange button on top but since you brought this you may not be the only one thinking this so I might need to do something else. Thanks for your input.
- At 2:50pm on April 12, 2012,
BloggerKaren Payze said… Thanks for following :) I am now following you on Linky. Your book sounds very interesting!
- Karen
- At 12:25pm on April 12, 2012,
BloggerShalini Ayre said… Hi Gwynneth,
Thanks for looking at my blog - I will definitely check yours out tonight - taking a quick break from reviewing a book! I'm sorry you couldn't follow me. I've added a widget which I hope helps (not very technical!) Look forward to reading your unique blog, it sounds very intriguing!
Take care
Shalini
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