Two New (sort of) ‘Green’ Reviews!
I don’t keep track of ‘Green’ as I should – it sells a few copies here and there. I just noticed two reviews that have been around a while, but they’re lovely and so I’m passing them on. It’s a … Continue reading →
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Send Me Your Pounds, Your Unwanted Euros!
My books (other than ‘Crafty God’) have always been available as trade paperbacks as well as ebooks – but, up until now, only in America. So I’m thrilled that Createspace has extended their Print on Demand program to all of … Continue reading →
Man Talk
Karl works at the same chain I do. He’s a cranky mess of a smart guy, trying to figure out how to live a real life, hold his health together and maintain a relationship with his son as the world … Continue reading →
‘Something Different – Something Real’: ‘Green’ Review
Review by: Katy Sozaeva on July 16, 2011 : I was at first reluctant to accept this book to read and review, but after my enjoyment of Ted Krever’s “Mindbenders,” I decided to give it a try, and I am glad I … Continue reading →
‘Green’ Trailer
The book isn’t as long as ‘War and Peace’ but the trailer is. Sorry. Don’t Forget – the ‘Mindbenders’ ebook is still on sale for 99 cents! And if you buy a trade paperback version of ‘Green’ or ‘Mindbenders’ (just … Continue reading →
Long Road to a Story
Every novel is an Odyssey for the author. My book ‘Green’ began with a simple premise and a clear course ahead. It ended nine years and a thousand miles later, at a destination with little resemblance to the one I … Continue reading →
‘Green’ Review
By Mark McKenna on Goodreads, posted 5/16/11: ‘Green is a delightful book. Written by Ted Krever, it’s a smart, witty and wise look at love later in life by a writer who’s . . . well, later in life. Green couldn’t have … Continue reading →