Publishing Newsdigital lending / Ravenous Romance27 Comments
Where the Hell is Matt? 2012 – YouTube. YouTube I find this inspirational. Library Journal Publisher Media Source Launches Book Reviews Database | Digital Book World – “In a move to develop a larger audience among librarians and eventually build a consumer audience, Media Source, publisher of Library Journal and ... more >
Book Reviewsbranding / Ebooks / ereader device / Literary Criticism / Ravenous Romance / Science-Fiction-Romance45 Comments
While not book related, it was an article that was too cool not to share. A couple of MIT students assembled a camera equipped with GPS that was sent into space, to an altitude of about 18 miles, where the camera took photos of space and the curvature of the ... more >
Publishing NewsBarnes & Noble / Carolyn Jewel / Harlequin / Quartet Press / racism / Ravenous Romance / Sony Reader19 Comments
It’s International Blog Against Racism Week. Barnes and Noble is proclaiming it is giving away 6 free books when you download its special ebook reader on the iphone or laptop. The special ebook reader is merely a BN wrapped version of eReader. The six books are ones in the public ... more >
EbooksRavenous Romance86 Comments
see more Lolcats and funny pictures I don’t think I have made any secret of the fact that I don’t like the publisher Ravenous Romance, but I haven’t clearly articulated my reasons why. I endeavor to do so in this post so that no one can accuse me of subterfuge ... more >
D Reviewsm/m romance / Ravenous Romance33 Comments
Dear Readers: There is this livejournal community called weepingcock wherein users collect literary outtakes of tragically bad sex scenes. In reading my fourth Ravenous Romance ebook, I’m convinced that there is some conspiracy between WC and RR, or at least some hidden symbiotic relationship because I haven’t read four books ... more >
Book Reviews / D Reviewsdetective / female writers / First-Person / Ravenous Romance48 Comments
Warning – this is an epic review. And by epic, I mean long. And also full of terms like “joy juice” “muff” and “spunk.” Dear Ms. Doyle: Thank you for sending me your book for review. I obviously have had some concerns about the quality of books that are being ... more >