Treasure it. Listen. Encourage it. Even when it hurts, it helps. Constructive feedback is one of the most valuable things we can ever receive. Don’t ignore it and let it slip away in order to soothe your ego. Take it in and examine it.
Lane Bailey
Writing, Photography and Real Estate
28
Apr
Who, What, When, Why?
Published in BookI’d LOVE to hear your ideas about some of the characters and what stores YOU would like to hear. Do you want to know more about Sean Murphy? What about Gino Bell? Might Duke Smythe have an interesting past? Or maybe Ronny Torres?
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22
Apr
All three books will still be available on Kindle, but not the Kindle Unlimited free reading service. This will allow me to promote them in a few more ways.
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2
Apr
The Proposal – Complete
Published in Book, Novel Excerpt, The Proposal, Who-What-When-WhyIf you read Planning Vengeance and Dig Two Graves, you know that the two of them were bound to get together. If you read You Don’t Know Jack, then you know that they did manage to marry each other. That isn’t much of a spoiler. But there are still a few surprises in this vignette story.
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18
Mar
Writing Infrastructure
Published in BookThe final “tool” I employed was several “Beta Readers.” I hate referring to them as tools, but they were an absolute boon to my writing. Between grammatical suggestions and other more critical ideas, they REALLY helped turn up the quality of the books. They also provided encouragement when I needed it most.
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16
Mar
Oh The Places We’ve Been
Published in BookI lived in Hampton from 1976 until 1983. Places like Smitty’s, Chi-Chi’s, Capri Italian and Darryl’s were places I went. Darryl’s and Chi-Chi’s are both gone now, but Capri and Smitty’s are going strong.
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