HUGE News From Helm Publishing!
HUGE News From Helm Publishing!
For Immediate Release!
Helm Publishing is proud to present, in January of 2012, on the 2nd day of the month, to be exact, the next book in the critically acclaimed Vampire series, DANTE’S DIARY, by multiple time, best-selling and award-winning Florida author, Andrea Dean Van Scoyoc.
AN ETERNITY OF SHADOW
…which continues this most unique and mesmerizing tale.
Rife with adventure, thrills, romance, heartache and a bit of the Supernatural, this book is the follow up to the long and anxiously awaited first book of this engaging, fictional Vampire series!
A must-read for all Vampire aficionados and those who love a bit of the dark and macabre with their romance…
Visit Andrea’s website for the most up-to-the-minute information at:
http://thelosttheforgottenthedamned.com/
For more information or to book Andrea for your event, to discuss movie or audio book options, or to order advance print copies, please contact:
DIANNE HELM
Helm Publishing
www.publishersdrive.com
Turn-The-Page A New Book Store
I have opened up another online book store. The beauty of this store is you have the ability to purchase in bulk at a discounted price. check it out.
The Yvonne Mason Show | Spreaker Online Radio
This is an excerpt of the newly released audio book A Voice From the Grave- A Historical Fiction set at Andersonville Prison the worst prison camp in the south during the civil war
A Voice From The Grave Audio is Now Available
It has finally been released. A Voice From the Grave is now available in Audio Book Form. It was released by Brookforest Voices. It will be on Amazon shortly as well as itunes and all over outlets. However, if you want to be one of the first to own the wonderful historically fiction/ thriller. You can get it on my online bookstore at http://thebookattic.ecrater.com Don’t miss out.
This is a new format, it is created in mp3 format. As the reader you can listen to it on all of your electronic devices, ipad, ipod, iphones, computer, and even your kindle. The newer cars now have the CD where they now play in the mp3 format. This entire book is one one disk. There is no changing out of disk. It is perfect for that special someone who has visual impairment or mobility problems.
So come on be one of the first to own this treasure.
My Grammer School Nightmares in Reading and Writing.
I have been reading since before I went to school. My mother taught me to read and write when I was five years old. Before that she read to me. When I was in first and second grade the lady who ran the library at school used to try to keep me locked into those one word books, “Run, Jane.” See Jane run.” I was bored. So I went to the next level and she almost didn’t let me check them out. She told me they were to old for me to understand. Seriously!
When we sat in a reading group I would be finished with the book before the group was through reading out loud. To say I was bored is an understatement. I had a teacher one time tell me that I had not finished a book and that if I had I didn’t understand what I had read. I had to tell her what was in the book.
When I had to write something I wrote above the heads of most of the kids in the class and the teachers didn’t believe I wrote it. To say that they never believed that I was so advanced in reading and writing is an understatement. The reason they didn’t believe it – I was not very bright in math. I hated it. Sure it was logical but it made no sense to me. So they tried to retard my other accomplishments. Which in turn made me feel stupid and under accomplished I was never given credit for the things I did right. The creative talent of writing. The creative talents of the arts. For years I hated them for that.
My words meant nothing to anyone and after a time they meant nothing to me. So I pushed it aside and the inner child, the voices in my head that created wonderful stories left. They hid for years. I became what was expected of me. I became what others wanted me to be. I became respectable. I still hated math, but I managed.
I succeeded at what I did but I didn’t feel successful. There was always something missing. I felt repressed and stifled. I needed to write. I needed to be able to express myself.
Had I been encouraged in my writing, had someone said, “I believe you can do this.” my writing career might have started off sooner than it did. Had there been an appreciation for the fact that I had a gift who knows where I might be today.
The point of this is- within all of us there are stories, within all of us there are creative juices which should be allowed to emerge and grow. No on should ever be allowed to destroy that without our permission. On the flip side of that coin we should never try to destroy someone else’s dream either. We should encourage them, walk with them and help them on their journey.
We are losing wordsmiths everyday to mortality. It is way past time to help the new ones up that ladder. Be a mentor- be a trailblazer- be a writer- Don’t be afraid to be unique! Don’t be afraid to let the inner child come out and play!
Okay Kiddies This is Where I Will Be On Nov 19-20, 2011 Come out and visit
~ Meet the Authors’ Book Fair ~ November 19 & 20, 2011 ~
Eau Gallie Civic Center, 1551Highland Ave, Melbourne FL 32935
1. Dr. Valerie Allen VAllenWriter@cs.com Write, Publish, Sell!
2. Sidney Andrews SidneyAFall@aol.com A Fall to New Heights
3. Lois Barr Loismbarr@cfl.rr.com Old Miss Rogers Had a Book
4. Lou Belcher Lou@loubelcher.com The Zen of Max
5. Anne Bonner OABonn@aol.com Angel’s True Love: A Saga of Love & Lust in Old South
6. Stuart Borton Stuart@yellowdogcafe.com Yellow Dog Café Cookbook
7. Kee Briggs Keee@bellsouth.net Yellow Ochre Stain
8. Stanton Bronstein SNBret@aol.com The Case of the Miami Philanthropist
9. Bruce Cadle Bruce@datenightchef.com Party for Two
10. Kasey Claytor Osprey@cfl.rr.com The 7 Laws of Raising Financially Independent Kids
11. Joseph Cordaro Cordaro32953@yahoo.com The Cost of Courage
12. Kathy Cummings Kgcummings2@aol.com The Wind Whispers War
13. Mary Dall MaryDall@bellsouth.net Little Hands Create
14. Judy Edwards Judyedwards05@gmail.com Journeys Grand Adventure Around the World & Within
15. Barbara Elizabeth Adg9602@gmail.com The Heart of Exercise
16. Gene Davis Scwgghd@cfl.rr.com The Kissing Camels
17. Marshall Frank MLF283@aol.com Criminal Injustice in America
18. Mary Greenwood Mgreen464@aol.com How to Interview Like a Pro
19. Christopher Hawke The_Real_Life@hotmail.com Unnatural Truth
20. Linda Jump Rjump3@cfl.rr.com Ethan Egret’s Family Album
21. Tony Kessinger Tony@tonykessinger.com The Devil is in the Details: Subtlety of Satan
22. Evelyn Kruger Ewkruger@hotmail.com Revolutionary Rose-Boston Tea to Boston Free
23. Barbara Malina Metooiwanttoo@yahoo.com Me Too..IWant Too..How Too..
24. Sarah Mamika Smamika@cfl.rr.com The Blue Crocodile
25. Walter Manning WaltManning@hotmail.com Facing Unemployment
26. Yvonne Mason Ysam51@yahoo.com Tangled Minds
27. Gerald McCallum Geraldmccallum@gmail.com Nikki in the Keys
28. Pat McDonough Books4you@cfl.rr.com Without Keys: My 15 Weeks with the Street People
29. Linda Norton Nortonshows@gmail.com I Can fly! I Can Fly!
30. Susan O’Hara Sales@storyhub.com Baby Bird
31. JoAnna O’Keefe Joanna@JoannaOkeefe.com Embraced
32. Dr. Frances Rinaldi Redforpublishing@cfl.rr.com How Silver Fox & Coyote Came to Color the Butterfly
33. Janet Sierzant JSierzant@comcast.net Searching for the Shire
34. Dr. Scott Tilley Scott@stilley.com Technology Today
35. Irma J. Tirro Itirro@cfl.rr.com It’s Almost Friday
36. Holly Fox Vellekoop Hvellekoop@cfl.rr.com How to Help When Parents Grieve
37. Renelle West Rnwest@gmail.com Life With a Buckskinne
38. Space Coast Writers’ Guild www.SCWG.org
39. Andy Vazquez Andyvazquez1@live.com CD: Musica Di Mi Ayer
40. Kay Williamson Donkay66@aol.com The Mysterious Woman on the Train
41. Edward Wooddell Ewooddell@cfl.rr.com At Last, They’re Here
42. E. Lynne Wright Wrightel@comcast.net It Happened In Florida
43. Sieglinde Young Spyjay@cfl.rr.com The Rebellion of Nilofleur
44. Penny Zee PennyZee@live.com The Amazing Word of God
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Gary Bronga Admin@clipeze.com Bringing a Product to Market From Your Home
Michelle Dunn Michelle@MIchelleDunn.com Mosquito Marketing
Carolyn Howard-Johnson HoJoNews@aol.com Frugal Book Promoter & Frugal Editor
Jana McBurney-Lin Jmcburneylin@msn.com My Half of the Sky
Roger W. Nielsen Rnielsen@rwnco.com Writing Content
Ralph Parker Rparker003@tampabay.com Thorns & Roses
Sabbithry Persad Where Do Recyclable Materials Go?
Sabbithry Persad Operation: Reuse It!
Amber Polo Info@RelaxingtheWriter.com Relaxing the Writer: Guidebook to the Writer’s High
Lee B. Ravine Proflbr@aol.com Riding Solo: My Journey Through Love & Madness
Marsha Sramek Info@thegreatgrammarbook.com The Great Grammar Book
Barbara Techel Joyfulpaws@yahoo.com Class Act
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Marshall Frank ~ MLF283@aol.com, Valerie Allen ~ VAllen Writer@cs.com, Holly Vellekoop ~ Hvellekoop@cfl.rr.com
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Writer’s Groups & Events
~ Authors for Authors
Brevard Book Fairs
www.AuthorsForAuthors.com
~ American PEN Women
Cape Canaveral Branch
www.canaveralpenwomen.org
Meets: 4th Saturday of Month
~Florida Book News
lou@loubelcher.com
www.floridabooknews.com
~ Florida Writers Association
www.floridawriters.net
~ Mystery Writers
www.mwaflorida.org
~ Scribblers of Brevard
www.brevardscribblers.org
~ Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators
www.scbwiflorida.com
~ Society for Technical Communications
www.stc.org
~ Space Coast Writers’ Guild
www.SCWG.org
Meets: 3rd Saturday of Month
~ STAR – Romance Writers
SpacecoasT Authors of Romance
www.authorsofromance.com
Have you Ever Wondered What It Would Be Like To Sit Down and Talk To A Serial Killer?
Bet the title got your attention! No I haven’t had that experience – however I have studied them enough and researched them enough that I pretty much understand their twisted evil minds. With that in mind- my book Brilliant Insanity is written in first person through the voice of a serial killer.
Lewis Rienheart only have five days to live before he is executed in Florida. He has been allowed to tell his story to the world. Law Enforcement and the news media are beside themselves because finally they are going to get a confession. However, Lewis has his own agenda and he refuses to be rushed and he refuses to leave out any detail of his crimes. Lewis wants the world to know why he did what he did. He has no remorse- in fact just the opposite is true- He feels vindicated. He is proud of what he did.
However, before Lewis will let the world in on his secret he has conditions and surprisingly enough those conditions are met. Enter Amanda McQuaid- rookie reporter- She has never covered a big story before and has no idea why she was given the assignment. She is not sure she wants to take this one on- However- it was this or the obit section. With much trepidation she chose the assignment.
Lewis is ecstatic finally he will be able to tell the world what really happened!
But all is not as it appears! Brilliant Insanity will take the reader on a roller coaster ride of emotional insanity.
Listen to Lewis as he weaves a tale of murder- brilliance and insanity. Read how Lewis makes the story all about him and his needs, wants, desires and impulses.
Decide for yourself if he was justified in his actions- Decide for yourself if he really should have gotten away with murder.
























