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maverick-house:

Take a look at the new cover of The Secret Diary of a Dublin Call Girl, due for release October 2012.

You can read more about the author, Dublin Call Girl (DCG) on her blog, secretdiaryofadublincallgirl.wordpress.com

maverick-house:

Irish author Leanne Waters does a reading from her non-fiction title ‘My Secret Life: A Memoir of Bulimia’. (January 2012) 

‘My Secret Life: A Memoir of Bulimia’ is now available to buy in all leading bookshops in Ireland and on Ebook all over the world. It is also available to order from Amazon, Maverick House and other online services. For more information visit: 

http://www.leannewaters.tk

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/leannewatersautobiography

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Twitter: http://twitter.com/leannewaters

Wordpress: http://leannewaters.wordpress.com

Public Email: leannefwaters@gmail.com

Please direct all inquiries about interviews and appearances to:
Maverick House Publishers,
Office 19, Dunboyne Business Park, Dunboyne,
Co. Meath,
Ireland
+ 353 1 825 5717

thebookishdark:

irony board… heh heh heh

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NaNoWriMo motivation…

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As the month of November approaches it brings with it the excitement of preparation for National Novel Writing Month (affectionately known in the Twitterverse as #NaNoWriMo). Budding writers everywhere are currently feverishly plotting outlines, synopses, character profiles, and generally brainstorming for the month-long writing exercise.

The ‘aim of the game’ is to write a novel containing 50,000 words in 30 days; no mean feat! The primary purpose (presumably) is to get into the habit of writing a little bit every day. Even if what you write is dribble, drab, and totally uninformative it still gets people practising their skill. It allows you to get involved in a new, very helpful community of like-minded individuals who you may even end up becoming life-long friends with.

Join the online community here. What are you waiting for?

-Karen Hayes (Book Republic)

A cautionary tale… 

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wasbella102:

Today in 1847 JANE EYRE was published.

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