A Mindbenders double-feature: a new review and an interview with the author (Him? Again?) on the Kindle Author site today. Consider My Mind Bent, September 12, 2011 By Steve Madden (Richland, WA USA) Ted Krever’s Mindbenders was a wonderful surprise. It took me all … Continue reading →
***** Does your mind belong to you?, September 10, 2011 By Nash Black “Troubadour” (Jamestown, KY) MINDBENDERS by Ted Krever will make you wonder if your mind really does belong to you. Gregor “Greg” Samsa is living in the Florida Everglades, suffering from a … Continue reading →
Covers. Every book needs a cover. And the cover is obviously a huge selling tool. If you’re an indie writer/publisher like I am, it might be the only tool you have, that first grabber moment that gets a potential reader’s … Continue reading →
First off: Business. I want your stories of the Financial Collapse of 2008-2009. I’ll use the best ones in the next Mindbenders so send them here or to my email, tedkrever@gmail.com (link on the right-hand menu bar). More details just … Continue reading →
I don’t get this – readers are buying my paperbacks and not claiming their beers! This is blatantly un-American activity, as far as I’m concerned. Major corporations have spent millions – billions even – perfecting systems to lure you, the … Continue reading →
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 →
I got a review in The Chronicle of the Horse Magazine for ‘Green.’ Chronicle’s website published four slightly-rewritten excerpts of the novel last winter and so this was the follow-up: Before you dive into Ted Krever’s Green, be forewarned—this is … Continue reading →
By Katya_Sozaeva on Goodreads: Greg has been out of the military for a year now and is living in with a man he calls Uncle Dave; his mind was fried by the stress of his experiences in the Middle East, … Continue reading →
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 →
The Internet is supposed to break down the walls between writers and readers and that all sounds good but I’m tired of metaphors. Let’s talk REAL interaction! Buy a paperback – I buy you a beer! I’m not promising some … Continue reading →
