Can I ask a favor? I’ve just been informed that there are certain thresholds for ‘Like’s’ and tags and reviews on Amazon and if you’re over those thresholds, Amazon may (no guarantees) review you and kick you into a more … Continue reading →
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 →
5.0 out of 5 stars Truly Awesome, March 9, 2012 By Beth Anson (Illinois) I rarely leave reviews, but this book was so extraordinary, that I couldn’t Not say anything. I had such fun reading this – mentally carooming wildly from one … Continue reading →
Jenny Milchman sent me a typically well-reasoned response to my last post and it spurred a few additional thoughts. Here’s Jenny first: ‘Love your last graf! Well said, Ted, well said. I agree that anything that supports the primacy of … Continue reading →
Richard Russo, the well-known author (Empire Falls), has a really good article on the OpEd page of the NY Times today (link here) about Amazon’s new pitch, encouraging customers to go into brick-and-mortar bookstores this Saturday and use Amazon’s price … Continue reading →
Well, okay then… I’m no different from the rest – I don’t mind a bargain now and then. Â I was planning to check out Amazon’s Cyber Monday deals and quickly got waylaid checking my own books out. Have a look … Continue reading →
It’s time to renew the ‘Buy A Paperback-I Buy You a Beer’ Promotion! So, since I’m busy writing the second Mindbenders (and you haven’t read the FIRST one yet!), I’m just going to run it again! The Internet is supposed … Continue reading →
The world is not the way we think it is, October 15, 2011 (4.5 out of 5 stars) By James Tepper (Boonton Township, NJ United States) ” Mindbenders”, by author Ted Krever is a highly touted (by Amazon reviewers) indie SF novella (at 229 … Continue reading →
Part Two of my interview (maybe the most interesting part -at least until the next one) with the intrepid RM Holdsworth, now online at http://rmholdsworth.blogspot.com/ We talk about the writer’s life (or lack thereof, in my case), how stories and characters … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars Who is controlling whom?, September 29, 2011 By mountainmama “Shirley Hicks” (Charleston, West Virginia, USA) – When Greg’s guardian is murdered, Max Renn shows up and whisks him into a world of mindbenders. Mind and memory fried by … Continue reading →
