Monthly Archives: February 2014

Birthday wishes, from an unknown soul.

Posted on February 24, 2014 by C.G.Ayling

A poem written by an unknown soul, for our precious daughter Julia, who turns 15 today. ~ For Julia ~ May Julia be happy and bright From this morning to this night Let her happiness last all year through With … Continue reading →

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Why do Independent Authors Need Honest Reviews?

Posted on February 16, 2014 by C.G.Ayling

Genuine people who are willing to take their time to write honest reviews are all too hard to find. Reviewing is a thankless task. Yes, the reviewer might get a free book, but for the amount of time they spend … Continue reading →

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Reviewers should be revered, not reviled.

Posted on February 15, 2014 by C.G.Ayling

{edit 02/23/14} If you’re an author, you’ve had bad reviews or unfavorable press. It happens. What should never happen is you opening your mouth and ramming both your feet down your throat in an attempt to suppress those bad reviews. … Continue reading →

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Papa

Posted on February 9, 2014 by C.G.Ayling

A note left on my desk by my youngest daughter, Julia. ~ Papa ~ Sometimes my roses aren’t red And my violets never quite a shade of blue But one thing that will always remain I love you. So when … Continue reading →

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