Book Releases—What’s the Right Interval? Nancy J. Cohen There’s a reason why publishers like book releases from authors to be months, if not years, apart. They need time to pass the manuscript from the developmental editor to the copy editor, from the page proof typesetter to the person who creates review copies. They need to […]
From Nurse to Writer By Nancy J Cohen People ask me if I’d ever considered writing a mystery series about a nurse. This is because I worked in nursing for ten years before I got married, had children, and retired. As a registered nurse and holding a master’s degree, you’d think I would have steered […]
Fairy Tale Endings By Nancy J Cohen My husband and I are Disney fans. Recent movies we’ve seen include Tomorrowland and Cinderella. One of our favorite TV shows is Once Upon A Time. And we have annual passes to Disney World that we visit every other month. I guess I’ve never grown out of […]
Our September Contest runs from September 4th through the 18th. We have lots of prizes–NINE of them–and NINE chances to win. Grand prize winner gets a choice of an Amazon or Barnes & Noble $25 Gift card. Eight runners up will win a book by one of our authors. Our Prize […]
Did you win? Check the Contest Winners tab to see. Be sure to check back for more contests. Our monthly contests run the 4th – 18th of every month, but sometimes we have surprise contests, too. Karla Darcy is giving away a download of The Rebellious Heiress Carol White is […]
Nancy J. Cohen How do you organize your book collection at home? May 3, 2016 My fiction works are organized by genre. Let’s go room to room and see what’s in there. In my office, naturally I keep my own books on the shelves. Here, too, are my writing references. I also keep my collection […]
Excerpt from SHEAR MURDER by Nancy J. Cohen Oh, God. She must be seeing things. But when Marla lifted the drape again, Torrie’s body lay there, unmoving, in the same spot. Was the woman dead? Making that determination would decide her next action. Thinking fast, she clutched her ear and said aloud to any passersby, […]
