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“The Milanese Stars” by Pamela Fernandes will soon be available for purchase on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and the TouchPoint Press Bookstore. In anticipation of the release the author has ranked some of the most memerable real-life heists in recorded … Continue reading
In a review of my recently released novel, How We End Up, the reviewer said that my book contained many profanities. Understand first, though, that this review was incredibly positive, and it heaped much praise on the book, for which … Continue reading
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Last week, TouchPoint Press released Overcome: A Story of Intervention, Rescue, and Redemption by Glen and Debbie Kirkpatrick. It is primarily the story of a man who survived multiple cancer diagnoses, but it is so much more than that. It … Continue reading
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Pamela Fernandes’ first book “The Milanese Stars” will be released this Spring. It is the story of an Italian-style diamond heist. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and by the end of the story, we guarantee you’ll be rooting for the diamond … Continue reading
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A few weeks prior to my release date, I received an email stating there was no differentiating the chapters in my manuscript. Whoa! How could that be? Someone’s having a little fun here. The chapters were right there – in … Continue reading
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Caroline A. DeJong is one of our newest TouchPoint Press Authors. The first book in her collegiate series “A Lovestruck Freshman” was released on December 11, 2017. It provides an intimate look into the life of a freshman learning to … Continue reading
One of the biggest obstacles an author faces is anonymity. There are so many books out there and the thought of trying to get yours noticed is daunting. I suppose if you’re a big-name author with the power of a … Continue reading
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An immediate response to the title (admittedly grammatically incorrect) could be “first, tell a joke.” The writing is funny, but it’s odd funny, not ha ha ha funny. Ha ha ha funny is what I’m supposed to be discussing here. … Continue reading
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In my first novel, Bait and Switch, heroine Jessica Minton starts out as a moderately successful stage actress. So why did I switch her from the stage to the radio as I continued the series with my new release Letter … Continue reading
