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David Olawoyin wrote 79 days ago   

Dear Courtney,
I believe all is well. I just wanted to express my appreciation of your continued backing of THE EVOLUTION OF ETERNITY. This means so much to me and it is my earnest hope that you would keep the book on your shelf for as long as you possibly can, especially considering the challenges of progressing at the book’s present level. Thank you very much and may the Lord bless you always.
Regards,
David.

T Barr wrote 166 days ago   

hey Courtney,

I would luv for you to comment on my book Overlords Karma. I would certainly return the favor. Thanks.

Ayanfe wrote 270 days ago   

I hope all is well with you?
I wish you the very best.
http://www.authonomy.com/books/41044/the-evolution-of-eternity/
Ayanfe...

Zuffles wrote 340 days ago   

Hi there – sorry to bother but I am seriously seeking some advice.

I have been on the site for a few days now and have re-written the first couple of chapters of my book according to the tons of advice received so far…My name is Craig Zerf and I currently have 2 books with my agent, Ian Drury of Sheil Land agencies. The first novel that Ian accepted was not taken up by any publishers despite having been very favourably reviewed by 2 best selling authors; Michael Marshall (The Straw Men, The Intruders, The Lonely Dead) who said that it was one of the best books that he had read in recent years, and Meg Rosoff (How I Live Now, Just In Case) who said "I think that you are a fantastic writer. The story is tragic and blood-curdling and extraordinary."

It’s very frustrating so I have opted to put it out here and try my hardest to get some unbiased advice. I would really appreciate it if you could take a look at my script (or even just the first chapter or so) and tell me what you think. Thanks ever so much – Craig (Zuffles).
THE BROKEN MEN - The best of boyhood friends, Leon and Pete, grow up in South Africa during the hatred and turmoil of the Apartheid era. Like every other white male between the ages of sixteen and sixty-five they are conscripted into the army in order to fight for the continuance of the white regime.
In this maelstrom of Apartheid and war the two friends become the most deadly of enemies. Together they are drawn into a path of death, violence and brutality that spans the oceans from Southern Africa to the United Kingdom.

David Isaacson wrote 341 days ago   

THANK YOU!
Grace be with you. I would like to express my profound appreciation of your continued backing of my book, THE EVOLUTION OF ETERNITY. I really appreciate it and may the Lord bless you in return.
After rising to among the top forty on this site, the book recently dropped two places. I am presently working of rectifying the situation and I am earnestly trusting that you would persevere with me and keep the book on your shelf. I have also done some literary revisions and you might want to see if the book is deserving of an upward review of your rating, and perhaps also add a comment. It is my expectation that this would help boost its standing.
I hope to be of help to your work also as much as I can, including after reaching the ED. Thanks again and blessings always.
David.

MickR wrote 347 days ago   

Hi Courtney,
You were very supportive of The Nightcrawler when I had it up on authonomy. I'm dropping you a note to let you know that The Nightcrawler has been released by Samhain Publishing, and is available where ever ebooks are sold. The paperback is ready for preorder also.
Thanks again for you help and support. Without all the authonomites I could never have gotten The Nightcrawler published.
Mick.

Wanttobeawriter wrote 354 days ago   

Forever, I commented on and backed Hybrid a month ago. Wondering if you could find the time to look at mine: WHO KILLED THE PRESIDENT? I’m falling in the ranks so would appreciate it if you could shelve it for only one day. Wanttobeawriter

patio wrote 356 days ago   

I write with greetings and invitation to read a chapter or more of my memoir, INSIDE DEAD. Please rate and leave comment and/or put on your bookshelf for few days. Expect same support from me.

The Knowledge wrote 368 days ago   

Hi Courtney,
Hey, hey, it’s the weekend!!!!!
My book is simply called ‘Madeline’ (Link below)
She has stolen the hearts of both guys and gals on this site.
If you are not hooked by the prologue, then ditch it…
It is currently ranked 21 and hopefully with more ‘Backings’ can progress further.
I would dearly appreciate some feedback / comments and /or a backing from you please.
Best regards
David
http://www.authonomy.com/books/43106/madeline/

















Wanttobeawriter wrote 369 days ago   

Forever, I commented on and backed HYBRID LOVE two weeks ago. Wondering if you could find the time to look at mine: WHO KILLED THE PRESIDENT? Possibly back it? I'd appreciate it a lot. Wanttobeawriter.

joybemma wrote 380 days ago   

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court_ftw wrote 381 days ago   

Hi there! I'm just making my rounds and trying to create awareness for my book. The Echoes is a YA fantasy (without dragons, half naked women, and wizards though) So if you like that kind of fantasy than I am sorry :P

It'd be great to get any feedback/suggestions/helpful hints/support. Please rate and send me a message so we can swap reads if needed!

Thanks!
-Courtney
The Echoes

Rachael Cox wrote 383 days ago   

Hi Courtney, Hybrid Love sounds very interesting! Its on my WL to read very soon and I will leave comments asap. When you have time please would you take a look at Dreamscape, your feedback would be much appreciated.
Best wishes
Rachael

Sheila B. Temple wrote 385 days ago   

would you consider taking a look at my book Chinese Takeout. Our families adoption story is tucked away in it's pages! Let me know what you think if you have a look. Thank you, Sheila

Robert Lawrence wrote 385 days ago   

Dear Courtney,
I hate receiving them so my apologies for sending one! But then, if you don't. how else does one get one's book read? I should be very grateful if you could give 'To Set a Mouse Running' a read and let me know what you think please. I will return the read.
Kind regards,
Robert Lawrence

writingwildly wrote 385 days ago   

Hi Courtney

I was just reading the beginning of "Hybrid Love". It seems like a compelling story.

Courtney, I'm a published author (with Penguin) as well as an editor. I've worked with a number of authors on this site and elsewhere, helping to make their manuscripts sparkle. Among those is Mary Vensel White, who is now published by HC. I've worked with a many different genres, and I'd love to work with you on your book.

If you're curious about what I can do for your book, I invite you to email me your first few pages and I'll send suggestions on one page (free). My email is gsawchyn@ns.sympatico.ca

I look forward to hearing from you.
- Genevieve Graham
www.WritingWildly.com
www.GenevieveGraham.com

junetee wrote 386 days ago   

Hi Courtney, I have just noticed your book on the site and thought I'd check it out. I wondered if you would like to do a swap read with me.
My book is a supernatural fantasy called
FOUR CORNERS,book one, The Rock Star.
Check it out.
Its about a rock star's dreams of a future dystopian world and his visions of a gruesome battle against strange creatures.
He has a spiritual journey in which he represents man and his weaknesses. And he must overcome the evil within himself, in order to save mankind.
Junetee
(FOUR CORNERS,book one,The Rock Star.)
Please get in touch to let me know if you are interested or not.

Ka'zaphir wrote 386 days ago   

Hi Courtney, I am kind of new here and i am looking at Hybrid Love. Was wondering if you wouldn't mind reading mine *The Hidden Truth*. Just let me know :)

Casimir Greenfield wrote 386 days ago   

Hello there - I'm fairly new to Authonomy, but I'm already finding it
to be a rewarding and constructive experience.

I have a couple of completed books on the site, both rising slowly
but surely up the list.

If you have the chance to drop by my site and have a look at either Bloodstones or Slow Poison I'd be very grateful.

If you feel you might like to back either of them...well, you know
how much that means.

If you read any of my work, I hope you enjoy the journey and all
comments are most welcome.

All the best, Cas

Permac wrote 386 days ago   

Won't you please consider taking a look at the first chapter of our book? Possibly comment, rank and back if you like it. It would mean a great deal to us.

Thank you.

Drew
"The Eyes of Tokorel"