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Jacqueline by Peter Carseldine

Jacqueline by Peter Carseldine

The story Jacqueline, while fictitious, is based on a friendship the author had during the mid-1960s. The sequence of events that appear as diary entries of 1965 and 1966 are factual and form the basis of the story. The rest of the narrative is pure fiction. The character Jacqueline portrays the author’s friend who tragically did take her own life in 1978. While the character name Jacqueline is not the name of the author’s friend, the story is written with a heartfelt memory of her.

Saving Mathis by Denna Holm

Saving Mathis by Denna Holm

Out now on Kindle, soon in paperback. Mathis is head medic aboard the Cyborg ship Freedom. For centuries he’s endured abuse by his handlers in the Human Alliance. As a healer, it goes against his nature to torture and kill a weaker species, but this is what the Alliance demands of him. Finally free of their abusive masters, Cyborgs like Mathis will do anything in their power to avoid contact with humans. This changes when his commander rescues twelve human females off a Vesperian ship. Tara wakes up after six months in a coma to find she’s been abducted from…

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Wordsearch

We have wordsearch puzzles based on each of our books free to download from a link on the Freebies page of our website. Check them out here Here is one of them to start you off!

LITERARY TITAN AWARDS on Goodreads

LITERARY TITAN AWARDS on Goodreads

Our highest award, The Literary Titan Gold Award, is bestowed on booksthat we found to be perfect in their delivery of original content, utilizingfresh themes to convey innovative ideas, and deftly uses elegant proseto transform words into expertly written literature. The Doom Murdersby Brian O’Hare scores highly on all points. It also gains a well-deservedfive gold stars from one of our key reviewers. Read the whole review here Prominent figures in Belfast are being murdered. The bodies are left naked and posed in grotesquely distorted shapes. No clues are left at the forensically immaculate crime scenes except odd theatrical props…

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We have wordsearch puzzles based on each of our books free to download from a link on the Freebies page of our website. Check them out here Here is one of them to start you off!

Guest Blog by Paula Roscoe

Guest Blog by Paula Roscoe

Characters – believable or not…for that is the question? “A character is a person in a narrative work of arts (such as a novel, play, television series or film). Derived from the ancient Greek word kharaktêr, the English word dates from the Restoration.  Character, particularly when enacted by an actor in the theatre or cinema, involves “the illusion of being a human person. In literature, characters guide readers through their stories, helping them to understand plots and ponder themes”.  Snippet from Wikipedia Characters – there are so many to choose from. My imagination knows no bounds when conjuring up another character for my novels. The good, the bad, the ugly! The pretty, the villain, the joker. The heartthrob, the strong…

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Author Page – Gary Winstead

Author Page – Gary Winstead

Gary Winstead, the youngest of eleven children, was born in 1948 and grew up in Pontiac, Illinois, an obscure farm town in the middle of the Illinois Farm Belt. At the age of eighteen, he joined the United States Marine Corps and served for four years, rising to the rank of Corporal (E-4), before earning his honourable discharge. He went on to receive a bachelor’s degree in physical education, a Master’s in educational administration from California State University, Fullerton, and a PhD in Veterinary Science. Take this chance to check out Gary’s Crimson Cloak Publishing Author Page and all his…

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Guest Blog by Rick Stepp-Bolling

Guest Blog by Rick Stepp-Bolling

Steps to Becoming a World Famous Writer Okay, so the title is just a come-on. If there were steps, I would have gone down that path many years ago, but the journey I took hasn’t made me a world famous writer . . . just a published one. So how did I get there? What helped me become addicted to the art of wordsmithing?             Step One: Read, read, read. You can’t be a good writer or even a mediocre one without a reading background. For me, that started with DC Comics. Yes, I’ll admit it, Superman, Green Lantern, Flash,…

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Author Page-Denna Holm

Author Page-Denna Holm

An expert horsewoman from Oregon, retired from training and showing horses, Denna has now devoted her whole attention to her second passion, writing novels. Take this chance to check out Denna’s Crimson Cloak Publishing Author Page and all her books! Click here to see Denna’s page!

Guest Blog by Paula Roscoe

Guest Blog by Paula Roscoe

What scope should we have with ‘historical figures’ in our fictional writing? O.k., I know the above title is blasting itself in the backside, but as an historical author myself, I am always aware of keeping the ‘real characters’ as authentic as possible within a fictional setting, but just how easy do you think this is? Using characters from history intermingling them with fictional individuals can be like a terrible blind date if not careful, because nobody knows what conversations they did or didn’t have, what actions they may or may not have done, unless it was recorded, and just…

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