Tag Archives: BEAUTY

Leslie insisted, so: the author, looking like a minister sternly sermonizing. As it happens, I was at the edge, and sometimes beyond the edge, of weeping throughout. Wrote the book with no hint of a tear, but something ticked over … Continue reading →

Write a review on Amazon.  No, you can do this.  Five star rating would make best sense. (http://www.amazon.com/Beauty-A-Novel-Frederick-Dillen-ebook/dp/B00DPM7X1E/ref=dp_kinw_strp_1 Also, Gloucester reading today.  Live author.   http://www.gloucestertimes.com/lifestyle/x1387846214/Author-to-read-from-Gloucester-inspired-novel And for those who thought that, with large dogs and small children and pretty … Continue reading →

Oh, boy. You got it. You’re going to love it.

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Hate? Professional reviewers like your work or not. It gets interesting with more likes or more nots. Now civilians weigh in, online, and enough liking or not can move sales – a good thing. But one interesting tribe of civilians … Continue reading →

REAL SIMPLE raves about BEAUTY.  I don’t know the magazine, but Leslie tells me to get a grip and spread the word. They say, “Vivid…This uplifting story reminded me that sudden changes in life, though unnerving, can produce beautiful results.” … Continue reading →

Men.  Usually a less than serious event.  But here a serious question. Can they, may they, should they, must they not, write women? No.  Please say. Because BEAUTY is a woman named Carol MacLean, and before she took over, I … Continue reading →

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An old enemy just came by with a third bride who was also smart and kind. He displayed her like an FFA ribbon-winner. He rubbed my head like a cultural bauble. When she showed an interest in writing, he asked … Continue reading →