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Brian G Chambers wrote 160 days ago   

Hi Andrad
I’m sitting here at 80, with your help I can get further towards the ED. My stories are titled ‘Tales for Children’. The title says it all really, but adults like to read them too. So if you fancy something different then please give it a try. I will read swap and give comments.
Thanks in advance
Brian.

Markal wrote 162 days ago   

Thank you.

Mark.

sodyt wrote 170 days ago   

Hi Andrad.
Many thanks for backing Degree of Exposure. It's a bit of a lost cause really, but I hope you enjoyed it nevertheless. Cheers Eric

Keith Gilbey wrote 171 days ago   

Thank you so much for your backing.

Keith
Peppermint

Software wrote 174 days ago   

Hello ,

Hope you are well. Maybe you would like to try out my new satire, Doghouse Blues. Here is an endorsement:

I was attracted to Doghouse Blues from the pitch alone because it was so very different. There are so many budding writers out there who want to earn the same sort of money as J K Rowling by writing exactly the same kind of book and , to be frank, I am getting a bit tired of it.
This, on the other hand, struck me as being an original piece of work. The product of a lively mind and written by someone who is an excellent observer of the real world out there and who knows how to translate his observations into print. Just the right amount of dialogue, which carries the story along well.
I have not read the complete book (yet) but have dipped into it fairly freely to see if the momentum is maintained. It certainly is.
Philip John

Looking forward to reading your comments on the Doghouse Blues webpage.

All the best,

Clive

mdws77 wrote 206 days ago   

Since you have space on your shelf, I would like to invite you to consider my novel called Solian Chronicles: Pluto Genesis. It is a positive Science Fiction novel of the near future that has gotten some very good reviews. If you could rate and back until Thursday, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your consideration and I hope you have a good day.

Alegria101 wrote 211 days ago   

Dear Andrade,
You're an angel, thank you.
Adria

patio wrote 212 days ago   

Andraderebelo, would you mind read a chapter of my book and tell me if there are any issue by pinpointing them (grammar, spelling, flow). I would appreciate.

Alegria101 wrote 212 days ago   

Dear Andraderebelo,
I'm afraid that in my eagerness to edit my book, i fell under 10.000 words and lost all my backers. May i humbly ask your support for a little longer?
Thank you, friend
Adria

Lourdes wrote 215 days ago   

Thank you so much. Your support is appreciated.
Maria x

Alegria101 wrote 222 days ago   

Dear Andraderebelo,
Thank you so very much for your support. I'm glad you enjoyed my book. Thanks again.
Adria x

gweccles wrote 227 days ago   

Authonomy link for The Oligarch: A Thriller: http://authonomy.com/books/47397/the-oligarch-a-thriller/

During October, I will be going on my first blog tour to promote THE OLIGARCH: A THRILLER, the dates of which are as follows:

5 October: Jennifers book reviews: http://jennifersbookreviews.blogspot.com/
6 October: The day dreamer: http://thedaydreamer3.blogspot.com/
8 October: From the boot heel cotton patch: http://fromthebootheelcottonpatch.blogspot.com/
10 October: David Wood web: http://davidwoodweb.com/
13 October: Confuzzled books: http://confuzzledbooks.blogspot.com/
15 October: The day dreamer: http://thedaydreamer3.blogspot.com/
17 October: Bookish whimsy: http://bookishwhimsy.blogspot.com/
18 October: Le-grande-codex: http://le-grande-codex.blogspot.in/
19 October: Kelly McClymer: http://www.kellymcclymer.com/
20 October: Reviewing shelf: http://reviewingshelf.wordpress.com/
21 October: The day dreamer: http://thedaydreamer3.blogspot.com/

Please stop at these blogs to follow the tour.

My sincere thanks to all those involved in hosting a stop on this tour.

AudreyB wrote 296 days ago   

Hi, there--I’m writing to you because you are one of the wonderful people who backed Marita Hansen’s book Graffiti Heaven on its way to the desk.

I wonder if you would like to have a look at my novel? It covers similar territory: teenagers who face bullying as they build a relationship with a new love. Marita classified hers as edgy YA; mine is Christian YA because the two teens rely on their faith as they cope with the final act of the bullies.

I return all reads.

No worries if you don’t read Christian books.

~AudreyB
Forgiveness Fits
http://www.authonomy.com/books/36529/forgiveness-fits/

Eponymous Rox wrote 315 days ago   

Hey there, Andra. My investigative piece ‘THE CASE OF THE DROWNING MEN: Investigating the Smiley Face Serial Murder Theory’ is being featured this month in Crime Magazine, a leading resource for followers of true crime. I’ve also previewed it now on Authonomy. You up for solving some murders…?

(And if you hate the book, then please consider backing the other truly excellent ones on my shelf—tons of talented writers on this site who could really use some extra support!)

Kind regards to you, and best wishes—
E.R.
http://www.authonomy.com/books/45384/the-case-of-the-drowning-men/read-book/#chapter
Full eBook @ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0089HD4A4

Adam Thurstman wrote 322 days ago   

Hi Andra

I'd be very grateful if you could please take a quick look at my book.

Kindest regards
Adam

Zuffles wrote 338 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

Shelby Z. wrote 352 days ago   

Thank you so much for your backing Driving Winds. Your support means a lot to me.
God bless.

Shelby Z./Driving Winds

Cariad wrote 353 days ago   

Thanks very much andra. :)

Marita A. Hansen wrote 353 days ago   

Thanks, Andy, for the backing and comment :)

Dianna Lanser wrote 385 days ago   

Andrade,

Thanks for checking out my book and for taking the time to comment. I really liked hearing your thoughts. Id' love to have it sit on your book shelf if you liked what you read! Thanks.

Dianna Lanser
Nothing But The Blood

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