The Peanut Buttor Tweatment now on Amazon

You can purchase The Peanut Buttor Tweatment on Amazon.com- click here

The book still isn't available on Kindle at this time. I am looking into some other publishing options before publishing in eBook format. I will keep you posted!

The Goodreads contest to win a signed copy of Tales From Imagination's Closet continues though August 31st.  I will have a Goodreads giveaway for The Peanut Buttor Tweatment very soon. Watch for it!

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I made the switch...

I know have The Peanut Buttor Tweatment available from Createspace for $10.99. I have changed the link to the right to go to Createspace to purchase when you click on the cover. I have also made the changes on Goodreads.

I am still working on the formatting for Kindle. I have been too busy to sit down and really get into it, so hopefully I can this weekend. :)

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My review of Domingo's Angel by Jenny Twist

Once I began reading Domingo’s Angel, I was unable to put it down. Ms. Twist does an excellent job of bringing her characters to life and placing the reader into the setting. I felt as though I knew these people and everything about their village.  Twist uses flashbacks brilliantly without interrupting the flow of the plot, and this allows the reader to understand and care about the characters. My favorite character is Rosalba. She is the matriarch of the village, and she has sort of a ‘mother’s intuition’ when it comes to happenings in the village. On the outside she is tough, scares some and intimidates others, but inside she has a heart of gold.

The story begins when a stranger shows up in the village and at first no one knows what to make of her. She looks and talks differently, but as the village comes to accept her, Angela brings changes to the village and the people become the family she longed for and prompt changes in her as well. The characters and their struggles during a time of oppression and poverty make for a very engaging story.

I enjoyed the story and recommend Domingo’s Angel to anyone looking for a heartwarming, engaging read.  I look forward to reading Jenny Twist’s other title, Take One At Bedtime.

To learn more about Jenny Twist and her writing click here to visit her Melange-Books author page. 

Two Reviews...

Two Reviews for Tales From Imagination's Closet by Joaquin Santiago and Jenny Twist.

Click here to read Joaquin Santiago's review on Goodreads. Joaquin is the author of James the Magi. Read more about it here.

Click here to read Jenny Twist's review on Goodreads. Jenny is the author of Take One At Bedtime and Domingo's Angel, read more about them here. 

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I feel like sharing today :)

As you all may know, I have an online magazine, Fictitious Magazine, and while reading through the piles of submissions, this past few weeks, one writer has caught my attention, Ray Busler.

I accepted his short story, "Strawberry Moon,"(click on the title to read)  for publication in the August issue, and I've accepted three of his very short stories for the October issue. And, this morning he shared two  links with me for two of his short stories on Shortstoryamerica.com; they were both wonderful, and chosen as story of the week on the site.

Ray has a gift for writing short stories, and I want to share his beautifully written stories with other readers and writers. I know you will enjoy his stories as much as I do.

A New Review!

The lovely author of  A Ranger's Tale, Mysti Parker, has posted a review of Tales From Imagination's Closet on her blog Unwritten. Click here to read.


Happy Reading!

Lots of news today...

First the August issue of Fictitious Magazine is ready to read. Stop by and enjoy some beautifully written short stories and poems.

The Goodreads giveaway starts today to win a signed copy of Tales From Imagination's Closet. Looks like there are already quite a few entries. :) I have a link to the right for those who want to enter =>

Update on The Peanut Buttor Tweatment! Got my files formatted for Createspace and waiting on a proof copy. I may publish through there instead of Lulu. I can sell the books at a cheaper price, which makes me happy. I am still working on Kindle or eReader formats when I can. I've spent my whole morning working on a terribly time consuming monster of a freelance assignment that I will never do again unless I am paid more for it. It just wasn't worth my time.

Sorry! Starting to rant!

This afternoon I plan to work on the stories for my next anthology of short stories, Stories to Wrap Your Mind Around. Look for it next March!

Happy Reading!