A Monk Jumped Over a Wall by Jay Nussbaum has been generating quite a bit of notoriety due to his rather unique, for authors anyway, marketing strategy.
The strategy in question? Why a Nymphomercial of course.
Minds out of the gutter now folks, Jay Nussbaum and a small group of his friends cleverly brought to life an [...]
Not that long ago I received an email requesting that I review one of Cassie Edward’s books. No specific book was specified and no working contact address was left so I dismissed the request in favor of books I had been itching to read and other requests that I wanted to get finished. Truth be [...]
According to an article today on MSN J.K. Rowling will be publishing a new book entitled The Tales of Beedle the Bard, but here’s the kicker, there will only be 7 copies published. One copy will be going up for auction next month and the others have already been given away as gifts.
The Takes of [...]
What, another Harry Potter related post on yet another blog? Yes I know, many are getting tired of seeing Harry everywhere, but I felt this was something that many might like to know, even if you’re not that big of a fan.
Apparently Scholastic had some unexpected errors occur during the printing process of the 12 [...]
If you’re an avid Harry Potter fan who would rather read the book itself and not have any (or all) of the juicy bits spoiled for you then you might want to avoid reading any or all the spoilers that have been appearing on the net within the past couple of days, because apparently, some [...]
For those of you who haven’t logged onto Amazon.com yet or watched the news you’re missing out on some big news!
No the war in Iraq isn’t over, and no there is no cure for cancer yet.
But the official cover for J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has been revealed:
Also on Amazon [...]
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