Tag Archives: Kindle

Blog Treasures 3~31

Posted on March 31, 2012 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to Blog Treasures! Here you’ll find the best of the blogsphere from the past week. So, grab your coffee, sit back and above all – enjoy *smile* Featured A FREE Book offer from Mike Coker, founder of Smashwords: The … Continue reading →

Posted in Resources | Tagged Blog Treasures, blogging, book reviews, character motivation, ebooks, Ebookstore, gardening books, Gene Lempp, indie publishing, James Scott Bell soundtrack, Kindle, literary novels, multiple POV, my little ponies, Nail Your Novel, Nook, novel backstory, publishing, reading with purpose, Scrivener, self-publishing, Smashwords, time management, underwear humor, WordPress | 15 Comments

Blog Treasures

Posted on July 9, 2011 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to my weekly roundup of the best Treasures I’ve found on the blogsphere during the past week. Glad you stopped by, enjoy! On Publishing and Social Media James Killick brings us excellent advice with Five Reasons Why Blogging Makes … Continue reading →

Posted in Resources | Tagged Amanda Rudd, Anne-Mhairi Simpson, back story, Baker Hotel, Becca Puglisi, Bermuda Triangle, black moment, Blog Treasures, Bob Mayer, Bookshelf Muse, C. Hope Clark, Cars 2, Catie Rhodes, character therapist, Chicago Art Institute, China, Elizabeth S Craig, Fae Rowen, free ebooks, Gene Lempp, GeneLempp, Gloria Oliver, Google+, Green Lantern, Jami Gold, Janice Hardy, Jeannie Campbell, Jen Kirchner, K.A. Stewart, Kindle, Kristen Lamb, Life List Club, Manon Eileen, Marcia A. Richards, Mark Lidstone, Mark Williams, Mary Jo Gibson, Opium Wars, Piper Bayard, publishing, Roz Morris, social media James Killick, social media marketing, Star Trek, story arcs, Sue Collier, Thrillerfest, Tony Eldridge, Transformers Dark of the Moon, world building, Write it Sideways, writing, writing worksheets | 27 Comments

Blog Treasures 6-4

Posted on June 4, 2011 by Gene Lempp

Welcome to my weekly roundup of the best Treasures I’ve found on the blogsphere during the past week. Glad you stopped by, enjoy! On the Publishing Industry There were four excellent over views of traditional publishing vs. self/indie publishing this … Continue reading →