Guest Authors

Guest Post: Help! Author Addicted to Home and Garden Television

May 20, 2011

Welcome to the TLC Book Tour for Ten Beach Road One thrill that never gets “old” is that moment when a guest post from an author arrives in my email in box. Today’s post was no exception because it comes from popular author Wendy Wax who penned Magnolia Wednesdays, The Accidental Bestseller, and her new release, […]

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Guest Post and Giveaway: Readers React to Memoirs of a Widowed Mistress

April 29, 2011

I agreed to read and review Memoirs of a Widowed Mistress in conjunction with the Pump Up Your Book Virtual Book Tour, in large part because of the title and the cover art. Both are compelling and intriguing. The term “widowed mistress” jumps out at you, almost daring you to pick the book up and […]

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Guest Post: Writing is Hard (Even for Accomplished Authors) — But That’s No Reason to Give Up!

March 31, 2011

Welcome to the WOW! Women on Writing Virtual Book Tour for The Literary Ladies’ Guide to the Writing Life Today I welcome Nava Atlas to Colloquium! Nava is the author of The Literary Ladies’ Guide to the Writing Life, an exploration of how twelve celebrated women authors “expressed their views on the subjects of importance […]

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Guest Post and Giveaway: Challenges of Writing Historical Fiction

February 28, 2011

Welcome to the WOW! Women on Writing Virtual Book Tour for Letters from Home Kristina McMorris has just published her first novel, Letters from Home, inspired by the true story of her own grandparents’ courtship during World War II. It is the story of Liz Stephens, a young woman who reluctantly attends a USO club dance […]

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Guest Post: The Inspiration for Walking with Elephants

February 6, 2011

Today I am delighted to welcome Karen S. Bell, author of Walking With Elephants, her first novel, to Colloquium! The Inspiration for Walking with Elephants by Karen S. Bell The most often asked question is how did I come up with my story? I can pinpoint a moment when the story’s underlying message hit me like […]

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