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Elise Frances Miller, author of A Time to Cast Away Stones, tells why Kindle giveaway never happened
March 3rd, 2013 | Author: admin
Elise Frances Miller, author of A Time to Cast Away Stones, tells why Kindle giveaway never happened
Explaining our failed “Kindle giveaway” – Predatory practices? You be the judge!
“First, the website Kindleboards.com is in no way connected with Amazon, even though they use the name ‘Kindle.’”
Elise adds: “If you want the bloody details, read this clear and damning article by Smashwords.”
author Elise Frances Miller at Literary Arts stage, San Mateo County Fair
Elise Frances Miller’s novel, A Time to Cast Away Stones, published by Sand Hill Review Press, is set in Berkeley and Paris in 1968. Her blog focuses on comparing the Paris May Revolution of 1968 with the Occupy Movement today.
Cheering for Elise and all writers!
Sincerely,
Coach Teresa
Writing Coach Teresa LeYung-Ryan cares about helping fiction and nonfiction writers build their platforms and work on their craft simultaneously with ease. She says: “Wear the dual hats and be happily published. Reach out, not stress out, to materialize your dearest dreams.”
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Tags: A Time to Cast Away Stones, Berkeley and Paris in 1968, Elise Frances Miller, Kindle giveaway, Kindleboards, Occupy Movement today, Paris May Revolution of 1968, Predatory practices, Sand Hill Review Press, Writing Coach Teresa LeYung-Ryan | 
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