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If you are an author supporter, reviewer, or blogger (or if you are looking for such a person), please leave a post here. This thread is topic specific, so all other posts that are off the subject will be removed. (Please remember, this is to support authors. So blogs must somehow relate to authors if the links are posted here.)

I'll throw my hat in the ring for this one and say I can always appreciate help with my book, Dreams Reign Supreme.


Thanks!

I'd be pleased to receive some help from readers who enjoy history and/or historical fiction.

Hi all,

I am building my site and I recently began offering to review others works. I am always looking for anyone interested in reviewing my book, The Truce. I can always offer a free version to anyone interested.

I have my reviewer information on my site and I have my TBR pinterest board as well. For anyone interested I am trying to help work with indie writers to help with community promotion.

My site is: http://www.emilanfiction.com
for anyone interested.

E. MilanThe Truce

Hi Guys!

I have a blog and I am always happy to help authors in anyway I can! Being an aspiring author myself and a writer in-the-meantime, I understand what work goes into books and love being able to help others acheive the goal/dream I haven't quite reached yet!

That being said, I run a blog: A Daydreamer's Thoughts
and am always happy to do reviews.

Unfortunately, at the moment I've got my hands quite full, so to speak, but I am always happy to do interviews or have authors do guest posts (on a topic of my choosing, or theirs, or on their book(s)) at any point!

If this sounds good to you, feel free to message me here on GR or fire me an e-mail (address is in the "contact me" page on my blog above!)

Faye (:

I have a book called Shades of Grey that I am happy for people to review and even do a giveaway if they wish. I can provide a Smashwords coupon to any interested reviewers.

It is a collection of three short stories.



John is not a very nice man. He works for the government. So who has tied him to a chair and what do they want?

James is a British soldier during WWII. Tom is a young boy with a terrible secret.

Three stories. Three very different people. All of them battling to survive.

Jaq D wrote: "Hi Faye, do you like Fantasy? I'm always looking for reviewers."

I love fantasy (:

Hi Faye, I'd also like to send you a copy of my novel, The Truce. I understand you're busy so I only hope, if you're interested, you could check it out when your get the chance. I can email you the book in whatever format you choose.

Thanks,
E.

Hey I am Heather i write a book review blog
http://bookwormrflects8.blogspot.de/

Great site Heather. If you're ever interested in trying out a new Indie novel I'd love to send you a copy of my book.

E.The Truce

E and Jaq D, I would be happy to review both if you don't mind a few months wait :) I will message you both later tonight unless you're happy to message me first!

Faye

Hi Heather- would you be interested in reviewing News from Dead Mule Swamp

Let me know, and I can send you a code for a free one

Hey all,

I often blog swap with other authors. Interview for interview, post for post...whatever, really.



my blog

email me if you're interested. Josh@TheNeverChronicles.com

I'm looking for beta readers for the fourth Highland Home Novel: Banished Sun. Any takers? Please pm or email me at sharirichardson@astralplanepublishing.com.
Thanks!Shari Richardson

It's young adult paranormal.

I'd like to throw my recently finished novel into this thread, The Pearl and the Panoply:



It is an historical fiction novel and can be found on Amazon and I would appreciate any input and reviews that people could give. Every little bit helps me greatly.

It takes place over several eras following many different people and their stories. From the Roman Republic, to Viking England, Medieval Poland during the Crusades, Novgorod before Prince Ivan launches his invasion, to Austria during the Ottoman advancement, and France during the Franco-Prussian War.

I think you'll like it, as I've added some newly discovered information into the more ancient stories that gives a more accurate view of history.

Unfortunately no, whatever format is applied to Kindle books is whatever it is.

I understand completely as I'm the same way. It's unfortunate for us self-publishers that electronically is the easiest way to distribute our works because I feel the fatigue from reading on a backlit screen is a huge detriment to getting our works across.

This is my blog, "The Best Ebook," I hope you all enjoy and peace and blessings to all: http://secretsofsecret.wordpress.com/

Hi, I have the first five books of my series, BLACK KNIGHTS OF THE HUDSON available in eBook format and would be delighted to have some support via blogs and/or reviews. The series is historical fiction/family saga/military fiction and traces a U.S. Army family from 1860 through WWII.

BLACK KNIGHTS OF THE HUDSON BOOK I: SHADOW OF THE FLAGS is available for FREE here on Goodreads and also via most eBook retailers (Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords, etc.).

For more information about the series, please visit my web page my link text

Thanks so very much for providing this support link.

Taking a moment to wave at Harold up near the top (we discuss books over with one of the other groups).

Harold wrote: "I'd be pleased to receive some help from readers who enjoy history and/or historical fiction."

Hi, Harold. I didn't even notice the name until I had clicked on reply to your message. My blog is: blessedarethemerciful.posterous.com and I would like anyone to visit it. Joyce Shaughnessy blessedareathemerciful.net

I forgot to say: My two books are historical fiction and hope that anyone who enjoys that would visit my blog. I have published, so far, books about the Great American Depression and WWII in the Philippines.
Joyce Shaughnessy

blessedarethemerciful.net
blessedarethemerciful.posterous.com

Hi, Beverly and Joyce.

On my blog, I talk a fair amount about writing among other things. I also take poetry submissions -- either stand alone or from a book. Poems are posted every Wednesday.

Hi everyone!

I have a thread going in another folder, but I just wanted to mention it here too. I have a site where I'm collecting cover art. Check it out: http://tomtey.com/

Anyone can have their book added. Just let me know! You can submit through the Write Page (http://tomtey.com/write/)

Thanks!

Originwriter does a wonderful job with the cover art site.

I highly recommend checking it out.

-Vince

If anyone loves horses, I would be glad to send a Kindle copy of my novel Pegasus to anyone who will do a review to post on Amazon...http://www.amazon.com/Pegasus-Marilyn...

I'm in the fantasy genre (swords'n'sorcery) and I'm looking for someone to review my debut novel Twilight of Lanar'ya. I can do a Smashwords coupon or send a .pdf directly to anyone who is interested in reviewing it or interviewing me about it.

-- G

I have a book blog for The Dark Lake, the genre of which is literary fiction or ghost, I would love any reviews, interviews, readers, followers to my blog, and I'd be happy to follow back, or help in any way I can any indie authors.

Anthea

I'd love to get some reviews for my epic fantasy, Children of Sun and Moon. Message me if you do reviews and want a copy.

Hi All
I'm looking for reviewers for my wee humorous fantasy - Parody Lightfoot and the Bane of Time
Parody Lightfoot (not her real name), 13, her big sister, Anna Banana (mostly her real name), 16, and middle bro, Brian (his real name), 15, battle to work out what they're doing then save planet Earth from the dark forces of Father Time! A humorous adventure ensues with dragons, magical weapons (big swords, small axes, funny little compass-thing), time travel, shape-shiftering, a god or too and some DNA stuff. There is also some head-scratching and some emoticons!
Could send a wee PDf if anyone is interested?
Ta
R

By gots2know - See all my reviews. This review is from: Terror on the Beach (Kindle Edition) Five stars.
I just couldn't put this book down once I started it. This writer makes very interesting characters which makes your imagination run wild. Would highly recommend this book

This is a review from my psychological thriller, RERROR ON THE BEACH.

Michael wrote: "I have a book called Shades of Grey that I am happy for people to review and even do a giveaway if they wish. I can provide a Smashwords coupon to any interested reviewers.

It is a collection of ..."

i would love to review and interview you on my blog about your book shades of grey.please email me at reader.author@gmail.com

Harold wrote: "I'd be pleased to receive some help from readers who enjoy history and/or historical fiction."

Harold wrote: "I'd be pleased to receive some help from readers who enjoy history and/or historical fiction."

Hi, if any authors would like an interview of a review, email me "readear.author@gmail.com" and i feature your book and interview you on my blog its an offer!

Hello there Mugerwa!

I have sent you an email 'cos I am nice like that.

Hi Mugerwa. Not sure what's up with my email, but my email to you is bouncing back. Anyhoo, what I was saying was, would you interview me for your blog please. I'm a published author with 3 books on Amazon, and would like you to
interview me for your blog if possible. For more information about me and my books, check out my blog at
http://damariasenne.blogspot.com

Hi everyone,
I wanted to tell about this website Top 100 book rankings. If you blog about this website the owner might feature your book for a day. I did, and then I emailed him proof that I did, (his contact info should be on the site) and he is featuring my book today.
http://ebooktop100.blogspot.com/2012/...
Anthea

I am posting to highlight my wife's new venture to promote indie authors and provide a recommendation platform for voracious readers.


She will be posting about free kindle books, new releases, deserving indie authors, giveaways, great reviews, recommended reads, etc., etc.

Please come "Like" her Facebook page and help spread the word by sharing with fellow Indie Authors, friends, and readers.

The more people we can drive to the page, the more exposure we can have for our featured authors!

Feel free to post on her new page about your ebooks, book recommendations, great reviews you have gotten, etc., etc.

http://www.facebook.com/KindleKorner

Thank you,

Raymond

I do reviews of indie books on my blog and regular posts offering tips for writers. Right now my list is too full to accept any more review solicitations, but I'm always happy to have guest bloggers. Your bio, photo and links will of course be included with your guest post if you contribute. Check out the blog and shoot me a message if you're interested!
http://jadevarden.blogspot.com/

Hi Damaria, following your blog, here's mine

http://amethysteyesauthor.blogspot.ca/

Hi everyone! I am looking for someone to review two short stories that I have published on Amazon. One is a supernatural tale and winner of a Curtis Brown Short Story Award and the other a gritty urban drama. I am looking for someone to read and provide honest reviews on Amazon (UK and USA). If anyone is interested please email me at phil.cyberia@blueyonder.co.uk and I will arrange for ebooks to be sent to you or can send the original WORD manuscripts. Many thanks! Reno Charlton

Hello. Every second week I read a brand new popular non-fiction book at the intersection of science and the humanities and write an article wherein I summarize the main argument of the book and offer up some of the juicier details and anecdotes to be found therein (at newbooksinbrief.wordpress.com). Some of the books I've covered recently include 'The Social Conquest of Earth' by E.O. Wilson; 'The Power of Habit' by Charles Duhigg; and 'Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think' by Peter Diamandis. Feel free to drop by the site to check out my work (again, newbooksinbrief.wordpress.com)

Cheers,
Aaron,
The Book Reporter

My name is Isham Cook, and I'm a writer of essays and fiction. I'd like to introduce my blogsite: ishamcook.com. It's a literary website with distinctive and provocative essays mainly about China (and therefore about the future), where I've been based for many years, but also on various topics dealing with culture, literature, music, sex, etc. My latest essay posts include:
- A satirical piece on why all sex should be paid for.
- The real reason Shakespeare's audience was susceptible to a belief in ghosts (and it's not the supernatural).
- The problem with the Chinese pianist Lang Lang and others like him.
- What Japanese theater and nude mix-bathing hot springs have in common.
- Why Starbucks is a perfect venue for observing the huge cultural differences between China and Japan.
- How China keeps all of its workers (including white-collar workers and professionals) in line.
At present I don't host other blog writers' contributions on my site, but I do enthusiastically link other's sites to mine (scroll down the right margin of my site to see links to my artist, photographer and writer friends). If you like my site and feel yours overlaps in interest and quality, please give me your own website address and I'll take a look.

Hello community of Goodreads, I've recently decided to create a blog where i'd review the books i've read in the recent years. Original idea huh? I know! xD Anyways my fans arn't very existent therefore I was hoping for anyone to come and take a quick peak at my blog http://www.bookmark-reviews.blogspot.ca/
I've only done 1 review so far and wil take the time to expand and grow. In the meanwhile comment what ou liked and did not like and if you have any fantasy/young adult stories taht you'd like someone to review, I'll glady do so and post it on my site. Anyways i'll stop rambling, thanks for reading this if you did.

Hi Nic

Nice blog you have there for the most part. My main suggestion would be to choose a different colour scheme;

Having white text on a black background is quite hard on the eyes - if you look at most magazines, books and websites they have black text on a white/cream background.

Good luck with your blog.

Hello Michael

I appreciate that you took time to view my blog and construct a helpfull view on what to improve, I've never realized that white on black can be hard to read, but yet again i'm not the one that actually reads the article but posts them. I'll change the colour scheme, Thanks again :)

I'm an author who wouldn't mind a few more reviews and will provide a copy of Patches of Grey for any interested book blogger. Kindle ed. available for only 99 cents. I also do some all over the place blogging myself at http://lineaday.blogspot.com


Patches Of Grey

Hi Nic

I think you are along the right lines with the website but I found that the colours in the background caused a bit of strain on the eyes, which then makes it more difficult to read the text in the black boxes. I think going for something more simple in terms of background would make it look far more elegant and more importantly easier on the eye.

With regards to your offer to read fantasy, I have several children's fantasy novels that I would love for you to review and post if the offer still stands :-) If you could email me on phil.cyberia@blueyonder.co.uk I can arrange to send you some copies via Kindle or PDFs.

Cheers

Reno

I have a book blog Workaday Reads that focuses on ebooks and self-published. I have an enormous tbr list, but I am always open to author interviews/guest posts/giveaways.

I am also hosting 2 reading challenges this year, one for ebooks and one for self-published books, and have openings later in the year for monthly featured authors.