Starting Tomorrow a NEW FEATURE on the Trestle Press Website!
Starting tomorrow each and every day there will be at least two guest posts by Trestle Press authors on the Trestle Press website Monday through Sunday. The only off day in December will be Christmas Day. Plan to read plenty of insightful and interesting content. Get to see a different side of the authors: their…
Added by Giovanni Gelati on November 30, 2011 at 4:35pm — No Comments
Question: How important is a You Tube video to the sale of a story?
I need to ask you as a reader, is: ”A You Tube video important to you? Does it help in your purchasing decision?”, How much does it sway you to push that button to make the purchase?”
Trestle Press has not been using its You Tube page much to this point. Some of the authors have been making videos lately…
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Today on The G-ZONE: Mark Cooper ,author of “Infection”, “Blood” and the popular “How I Met Your Mother” digital short series
Today at 5pm EST, I get the opportunity to interview Mark Cooper for the first time. It should be fun. Here is a little about him and today’s link:
“Mark Cooper is a 37 year old civil servant, father of three and life-long lover of the strange and…
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Lady Knights on the Mean Streets: Modern Women in Hard-Boiled Crime Fiction-Guest Post by Thad Brown, one of "The Dark Pages Deadly Dozen"
What we’ve come to call the “hard-boiled” tradition in crime fiction, as it’s lovingly explored and chronicled here in Crime Wave Magazine, originated in the American pulps of the 1920s, and flourished through the rise of the paperbacks in the 1950s. (As I’m using the term “hard-boiled” here, it denotes crime fiction that involves a significantly greater component of violent or potentially violent action than the traditional mystery, is less focused on cerebral deduction, and may not…
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Guest Post: Bullying the kids who save the universe??? Welcome YA Author Jo Ramsey!
Hello! Today I have YA author Jo Ramsey joining us with a post! She is contracted with Jupiter Gardens Press and Featherweight Press! Cluing In was released November 9. She also has a series called Reality Shift, and book 5, From…
Added by Jan Fischer Wade on November 27, 2011 at 2:17pm — No Comments
The G-ZONE Guest List for the week of November 28th
Hey a new week is almost upon us and we have a full week from Monday through Saturday. Who knows maybe we will add Sunday also, stay tuned. Here is this week’s schedule:
Monday-Mark Cooper -5pm EST
Tuesday- Jason Hughes and John Reed- 4pm EST
Weds.- Dan Walsh-11 am EST
Thursday- Mystery Guest
Friday- Edith Maxwell 4pm EST
Saturday- Roger Rheinheimer and Crystal Linn
The link for the show is:…
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Five Guests –One Intense Hour of Blogtalk Radio: Saturday a Christian/Inspirational Panel
Tomorrow, Saturday November 26th, 12pm EST, I will be hosting a Christian/Inspirational Panel on my blogtalk radio show The G-ZONE.
My guests will be: Karen Anna Vogel, Roger Rheinheimer, Crystal Lynn, Kathi Macias, and Carey Jane Clark.
Here are their biographies and the link:
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/gelatisscoop
Karen Anna Vogel:
A trusted English friend among many Amish in Western…
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Benjamin Sobieck on Maynard Soloman
Maynard Soloman is an old crusty badger of a detective with a potty-mouth straight outta 1932. Throughout his short story series, he's had some big cases. Yet none of them come close to his most recent in the e-book, Maynard Soloman Proves Santa Claus is Real.
Exactly how he does this involves a drunk hound dog, an eccentric church and a baseball bat-wielding thief. Oh yeah, and some reindeer hooves on the roof of his Winnebago.
I won't divulge any details, but I…
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Happy Thanksgiving to Everybody!
From of all of us here at Gelati’s Scoop, The G-ZONE blogtalk radio show and Trestle Press we hope you have a very nice Thanksgiving Day.
We know not everyone we know or work with celebrates this holiday on Thursday, but everyone is in our thoughts and we appreciate all the support and kind words we…
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High School Hell: Jo Ramsey visits Honestly YA to share her take.
HonestlyYA presents our very first Welcome Wednesday guest post! Jo Ramsey has graciously stopped by to share her High School Hell story. Drop in, commiserate and give her some love.http://honestlyya.blogspot.com/2011/11/welcome-wednesday-guest-post-jo-ramseys.html
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Carey Jane Clark to release new novel with Trestle Press
In the middle of a soccer drill, in an awful, awkward moment, Celia Bennett's eight-year-old son Caleb lands on his face and chest in the grass. The diagnosis blindsides her, bringing her face-to-face with every parent's worst nightmare.
Desperate to save her son’s life,…
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Question from a Literary Agent yesterday to Trestle Press marked URGENT: “Did you just publish Stephen King?” Our answer, “Why yes, we did!”
Hey we did and we are extremely proud of it. His name is Stephen H. King and he has written “Cataclysm: Return of the Gods”. It is a very good full length novel selling for $4.99. It clearly states on the cover his full name and his bio (which I have placed below) gives you a nice snapshot of all the pertinent…
Added by Giovanni Gelati on November 23, 2011 at 9:20am — No Comments
John Blandly,author of the soon to be released "Robot Driver, Guest Post
I write what I like to read and what I think others want to read. Recently, I’ve been focusing more on young adult literature. It’s hard to write good young adult literature because I’m sure young people don’t want to be fooled, and I doubt they can be fooled. They want the…
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How Can You Say No?
Look at this face. Do you think she has me wrapped around her precious little finger?
Added by Mark Miller on November 22, 2011 at 12:51pm — No Comments
Joe Brennan, author of the soon to released novel "Superdollar", Guest Post
There are very few ordinary people in Northern Ireland. By ordinary I mean, nine to five job, a wife or a husband, two kids, a dog and a mortgage. About three weeks ago my twenty two year old son Mark came into my office in West Belfast and I suggested we go grab some lunch in a cafe a few hundred yards up the road. When we went in, the place was pretty busy; it’s a nice place good food at a good price. We were about to leave as there were no tables when I heard my name being called, Joe! It…
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A Little Help Please: What makes a good Twitter Party? What are the key elements for success?
Hi. We could use a hand from our friends. We have only had one Twitter party. It was fun, but we would like to take it to the next level tomorrow at 4pm EST over TrestlePress@Twitter.com.
What do you think are the key elements to make this party a success?
I found some tips at a blog,…
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Hi everyone!! Want your chance to win a copy of our very own Jessie Harrell's awesome YA book, DESTINED?? Sure you do. Come over and enter. :) http://bit.ly/rAsJ6A
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Stephen H. King Q&A and synopsis of soon to be released "Cataclysm"
"Cataclysm" will be released November 23,here is the synopsis and Q&A with the author.
The world is rebooted from its technology foundation into a mythical existence controlled by powerful flows of elemental magic as small pockets of humans scramble to live through the resulting cataclysmic disaster. …
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Mondays Guests on The G-ZONE: a founding member of “The Dark Pages Deadly Dozen” Julia Madeleine and NYT Best-Selling author John Weisman, author of “KBL”
I have two guests today: Julia Madeleine and John Weisman. John Weisman starts the show off at 4pm EST, with Julia Madeleine joining us a little later into it. Here is a little something on each author:
Julia Madeleine:
Julia Madeleine is a thriller writer and tattoo artist living on the outskirts of Toronto with her husband and teenage daughter. For a year she lived in the country on a 30-acre wooded property which became the inspiration for her second…
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Another Busy Week on The G-ZONE
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and we have another incredible week on The G-ZONE: #1 Best-Selling authors, a Christian/Inspirational panel, one of the “Dark Pages Deadly Dozen”, and a noted horror author. Here is the line-up:
Monday-November 21, 4pm EST- John Weisman and Julia Madeleine
Tuesday- November 22- no show, I am peeling 20lbs. of potatoes for Thanksgiving. I am one of the steady QB’s for the Family football game, I need my throwing arm well rested, that and I…
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