It’s time to giveaway the book! Education expert Hal W. Lanse donated copies of his latest book, READ WELL, THINK WELL!

It’s time for a book giveaway! Education expert Hal W. Lanse is giving away copies of his latest book, READ WELL, THINK WELL!

In order to win, here are the rules:

Plotdog Press is jealous and envious to be a stop on  Cody McFadyen’s, The Face of Death book tour, brought to you by PUMP UP YOUR BOOK PROMOTION VIRTUAL BOOK TOURS. 
This might be a good time for you to ask why jealous and envious? I am not an easy reader to get to try a new author, but when I am out of my favorites I will read into a new author just to see what might be out there.  As a reader I tend towards thrillers and suspense so my eyes usually head right for those novels on the shelves or tables.  While I see myself as a writer after my book and screenplays, I am more than ever a fan of authors.  I hope that never changes.  When I wander into my favorite book stores, I literally stroll, allowing my eyes to catch covers and titles that strike me as interesting. 

Zen and the Art of Art you can sell Nowhere! (trust me it will make sense).
PlotDog Press is pleased to bring to your attention, the work of Eliezer Sobel.  Any book, fiction, non-fiction, pop-up or some other form, can be made better either through the use of humor or through providing the reader unique new [...]

PlotDog Press values a wide variety of forms of creative writing, non-fiction and creative non-fiction writing. Every authorial form brings a new perspective to others and we all learn that many types of writing are critical to our readers. We seek to bring you writing from the best selling beach reads to the more obscure forms that fill out the readers world and add to their experience base.

Being the youngest member of my family I remember being a kid, thinking, the older kids in school must know all the answers. Once I got into school, it was the high school kids, then the college age kids, and when I was in college, it felt like the diploma must come with some magic tome that would explain the real world. It didn’t come in the diploma or even during the discussions I had with friends in the same situation. Now, that magic tome is here.

While PlotDog Press tends to focus on fiction, we enjoy and support both fiction and non-fiction writing.  Each type of writing has it own challenges, rewards and readership.  One of the difficult things to writing non-fiction is finding an area of specialization where your market is in need of your expertise and where your experience is representative of the problems that readers will need answered.  Author Hal W. Lanse is a writer who fits the definition of finding a significant problem and coming forward with innovative information that will assist parents and children at literacy risk.

An interview with Left to Die author Lisa Jackson with an excerpt from the book.

“Lisa Jackson can’t keep away from murderers, especially serial killers.  She’s been killing people everywhere from Savannah and New Orleans to San Francisco and the Pacific Northwest—and it’s been worth it.  Her readers come back again and again, and her novels are fixtures on national bestseller lists. In fact, her book Fatal Burn was a number one New York Times paperback bestseller, and the first two of her novels to be published in hardcover, Shiver and Absolute Fear, were in the top five on the New York Times Best Sellers list.

PlotDog is honored to be part of this successful "Authors on Tour" blog book tour for “I’m Watching You” by Mary Burton.  It is a unique opportunity for us at Plot Dog Press to be able to get to know an author with the depth and breadth of talent as Ms. Burton.  She is one of those few writers who has the dedication and focus necessary to complete a successful Non-Fiction book “THE INSIDER’S GUIDE TO DIRECT MARKETING” as well as a number of fiction books, and numerous articles.  

Who is Mary Burton?

This blog is pleased to be part of the virtual book tour of Jim Musgrave’s compilation of short stories, “The President’s Parasite.” What follows is an interview I did and an excerpt from the short story with the same title as the book.
As a “pending emerging author” and pretty much a new blogger, I felt [...]