Well at least the facebook hasn't claimed me yet...Writer...Engineer...Actor...etc... SPSFC2 Quarter Finalist! [email protected]
Alexandria, VA
Joined March 2016
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Here's my sci-fi series about a lab that sends people back in time to solve mysteries. If you try to search for it, Amazon annoyingly autocorrects my name to MacBeth, then tries to sell you a Shakespearean death card game that looks awesome.
amazon.com/dp/B074C7SKT9?sea…
Still time to contribute to this project!
Back in 2013, @MichelleAMcBeth shared an idea for a novel she was procrastinating, so I bet her $100 she wouldn't complete #NaNoWriMo.
She won the bet, creating the first book in her #selfpublished #scifi series, The Sphere Saga.
Here we are, 11 yrs later:
kickstarter.com/projects/mam…
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Hey, readers - my award-winning military sci fi space opera book, Kenai, is 100% free as an ebook until Nov. 3. Grab your copy today for zero dollars!
Kenai won the 3rd annual #SPSFC indie sci fi competition out of 221 entries across nine judging teams.
books2read.com/u/3JenJe
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Check out a review from one of my #SPSFC4 teammates
I have my first review up for #SPSFC4 today and it's for Umbra by Amber Toro 💫
Check it out here >> quintessentiallybookishblog.…
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This week I have a sit down chat with Mr. Rick Lite of Stress Free Book Marketing. Join us and hear his tips on how to market your book. loom.ly/jt7BlfU
Me, and a bunch of other authors will be at East Local Read Local tomorrow. If you're in the Loudoun county area come day hi and check out my vintage typewriter! Oh, and but some signed local author books!
library.loudoun.gov/Events/E…
A fox just crossed the road in front of me and my husband. It stopped to pee directly on a man hole cover. I think it's well potty trained. My husband says it was probably marking its territory. I prefer my explanation.
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Let’s meet the 32(!) books that Team Tar Vol On will be reading in the first round of the fourth annual Self-Published Science Fiction Competition (SPSFC4) tarvolon.com/2024/10/08/meet…
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Are there any companies in the Northern Virginia area that are doing regular-ass software development? Not consulting. Not "data science". I want nothing to do with any "platforms".
My 8 yo started playing Portal for the first time. Today I asked him if he found the cake yet. He got excited and told me "not yet!"
Now I feel bad.
My kids are digging up bricks in the yard and making a wall. Cause what else do you do in the suburbs?
Sci Fi writer friends check it out!
With a bit of a stumble (sorry about that!) we are off and away! SPSFC4 is taking submissions for a new round! #SPSFC #GoForTheRaygun #NotThatRaygun
forms.gle/2knaTqbHQB4XYd9n7
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It's happening! #SPSFC 4 will begin taking book submissions on Monday Sept. 2. Ladies and gentlemen, start your manuscripts!
No, wait. You probably should've started them much earlier...
Like to read lots and lots of sci-fi? Consider judging for @theSPSFC !
Alright folks! It's time to start the #SPSFC4 buildup! If you feel like you've got what it takes to read, review and judge our amazing selection of competing books, go here and fill out the form!
forms.gle/E2XhUdJRYbYc5Mh89
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The thing about getting ready to move is that you're only thinking about the stuff you can see and the stuff you can remember. If you're particularly sharp, you know there's stuff you don't remember. But behind that, there's stuff you never knew you ever had. Once that's out of the way, you get to the stuff you never knew could even exist. And then finally, you hit bedrock, your sanity breaks, and when you wake up you find yourself in your new home with no idea where the forks are.