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  • October 10, 2014

    Update: Giveaway Over!

    Five lucky winners will get their copies shipped today. Congratulations! Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, The Race, Writing
    contest, free fiction, Goodreads, winners
  • October 9, 2014

    One Day Left! Free Books Almost Gone!

    Quick note to remind you that the Goodreads Giveaway is almost finished. Goodreads Book Giveaway The Race by Jacke Wilson Giveaway ends October 10, 2014. See the giveaway details at Goodreads. Enter to win And when it’s finished? What then? Well, I suppose it’s back to you and me, reader. Amazon does have a discount Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Novellas, Publishing, Writing
    free books, Goodreads Giveaway, novella, The Race
  • October 7, 2014

    Goodreads Giveaway: Politicians Are Human Beings. Maybe.

    Hello everyone! Some of you may recall the last time I did a Goodreads Giveaway, where I shipped off five free copies of The Promotion. I think it’s fairly common to recap these things, with a mathematical analysis of how many people requested the book, how many reviews it led to, what the impact was Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Novellas, Publishing, The Race, Writing
    Campaigns, Fiction, Goodreads Giveaway, Human Beings, Indie Author, novella, politicians, Politics, sex scandal, The Race
  • October 6, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Gertrude Stein

    Stein was stern. Photo after photo, the same expression. Dour. Fierce. Almost combative. But that’s not good enough for us, is it? We like laughing writers! And… here we go!   Yes! Of course! The little dog on her lap (or maybe it’s the one up by her head)? One of them is making her Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    A Movable Feast, Ernest Hemingway, Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Stein with a baby, Gertrude Stein With a Dog, Jack Hemingway, Literature, Paris, The 1920s, Writers laughing
  • October 5, 2014

    “Another Well-Written Novella”: Five Stars for The Promotion!

    Here we go! Another great review of my book The Promotion, this time by the awesome More Books Than Shoes. And what a nice way for me to celebrate my Sunday. She enjoyed it! The Promotion is the second novella I’ve read by the talented Jacke Wilson, and I didn’t think it was possible but I Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, The Promotion, Writing
    Book Reviews, Five Star Review, Indie Publishing, More Books Than Shoes, novella, The Promotion
  • October 2, 2014

    Writers Laughing: George Orwell

    Okay, the degree of difficulty is off the charts for this one. This is a man who agonized over politics and the English language. Who loved England and democracy but spent his life fighting against oppression and tyranny and the dangers of lazy thinking. Laughing? George Orwell was shot in the throat while fighting in the Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    English language, George Orwell, george orwell with his son, life, parenting, Politics, spanish civil war, tying shoes, Writers laughing
  • October 1, 2014

    Today’s Comment of the Week: The Paralegal Checks In

    Wonderful Reader K.C. writes: The Promotion is definitely my next read. My “day” job is as a paralegal and the description is genius. Can’t wait to read. Oh boy! A paralegal! Reading about “when big law meets big trouble…” This should be interesting… It kind of reminds me of that time I walked into the Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Novellas, Publishing, The Promotion, Writing
    Amazon, big lebowski, Coen Brothers, Edgar Allan Poe, Indie Author, Indie Publishing, jeff bridges, reader comments, The Promotion
  • September 30, 2014

    This Is It! The Top Post of the Year!

    This is it! We’ve come to the end of the Blogiversary Extravaganza, in which I’ve counted down the top posts of the year. Object, object, object, object. Ho-hum. I even had to throw in a few honorable mentions just to keep things interesting. (Hello, Soho Press, John Lennon’s Writing Wisdom, and the irrepressible Charlotte Brontë, dumping Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, The History of Jacke, Writing
    awards, blogging, blogiversary, most popular posts of the year, success, winners
  • September 29, 2014

    Writers Laughing: Norman Mailer and Truman Capote

    Another curious one. Knowing these two, my guess is that they despised each other 99.99 percent of the time. But in that other .01 percent … …big laughs for everyone! Image credit: Popaganda.gr Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Writing
    norman mailer, odd literary couples, truman capote, Writers laughing
  • September 28, 2014

    Best Posts of the Year: The Honorable Mentions

    Blogiversary Week is about to conclude with the top post of the year. (In case you missed it, the worst posts of the year have already been spotlighted. Check out The Case for Something I Don’t Care About, “Pen Reviews”, The Skirt-Chasing Poobah, Haiku Nothingness, and Company Does Not Love Misery. Or don’t!) I’ve hinted that the top post Continue reading

    Authors, Fiction, Publishing, Writing
    best posts of 2013-2014, Charlotte Bronte, john lennon, popular
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