The February CSFF Blog Tour ventures into new territory for the next coupla days. We won't be reviewing a book at all, but rather a righteous SciFi/Fantasy Website called:
Where the map ends.
I've only begun to explore its richness. But so far it seems to be a treasure trove for anyone who likes to write or read SciFi/Fantasy. I particularly enjoyed the interview with Frank Peretti.
The booklist ROCKS as well. Just make sure (ala the Matrix) that you take the RED pill.
More over the next coupla days. Click on the link above or in the sidebar to go…Where the map ends!
The booklist ROCKS as well. Just make sure (ala the Matrix) that you take the RED pill.
More over the next coupla days. Click on the link above or in the sidebar to go…Where the map ends!
the website dose indeed seam cool. I think i seen some pretty darn good books on the book list. I think the authors name started with a W. I think it was Wayne or sum thing ........ lol, But yes nice find Mr. Batson nice indeed. now all we need is a flash game of DW.
ReplyDeleteHey thanks Mr. B! That site is really cool. I was checking out his views on agents, publishing, etc. There's tons of important information on there for those of us who've never been published. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOh, nice site-thanks for the link and the heads up m'lord.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, Wayne and friends!
ReplyDeleteI hope you do take a minute to check out www.WhereTheMapEnds.com.
And be sure to visit the site on March 1 when I roll out the collaborative fiction project. Futuristic space-faring aliens are invading a fantasy world that has only swords and sorcery to defend itself. Come pick your side and help us write the story!
Jeff
P.S. You can also check out my author site to see writing from my own published fiction: www.jeffersonscott.com.
P.P.S. Thanks again, Wayne!
Cool, Jeff. You have generously pulled together so many great resources for aspiring--and established--authors. I have a feeling that I'll be visiting often.
ReplyDeleteyou can count me in on that one. I now have Where the map ends on my favorites yup. Cant wait till march 1 sounds like a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI think a number of the writers here would love to get in on the collaborative fiction project that will be posted March 1on:
ReplyDeletewww.WhereTheMapEnds.com
And remember guys, Jeff is an acquisitions editor of many years. If he spots your talent...
Hi Wayne-I linked you to my blog because I, um, purloined the picture of WTME that you have on your blog.
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Hope you are doing well!
Yeah! March 1st the maddness begins. :)
ReplyDeleteNice intro, Wayne. I'm trying to remember to tell people you're on the tour. Sorry I didn't get you added to the "changes." Hopefully enough places will get the message.
ReplyDeleteOh, and for dial-up folks like me? The blue pill, baby! None of that waiting for book cover images, as far as I'm concerned!
;-)
Becky
Mr. B I jumped for joy when I read what you just wrote....
ReplyDeleteAnother writing contest?! In March?? Oh goodness. I'm going bonkers....
I'm still exploring the site. I think I find something new each time! btw, your site is way cool as well, Wayne.
ReplyDeleteSo many blogs, so little time!!!
Cheryl-Unseen Worlds
Thanks, Cheryl! I'm very encouraged by www.WhereTheMapEnds.com and your Unseen Worlds and Becky's CWoF and so many others. Little by little, we are gaining ground for the King.
ReplyDeleteI really have enjoyed the fellowship of so many like-minded creative people.
It's been an honor to be allowed to participate and be exposed to all these resources. Thanks to all who've contributed thus far! This aspiring author is thankful to God for bringing all of you and this environment to me.
ReplyDeleteYes...take the red pill!
ReplyDeleteAnd Wayne, there is this thing called a pick; it's used to strum guitar strings. And I hear one calling your name...
"Wayne..."
"Wayne......"
Well, I have to go work on Book III now. Not sure what you're going to do.
CH
Oooh, Lord Batson - LISTEN TO CHRISTOPHER! Think of all the unhappy, unused picks just waiting, day after day, hoping that you will take one up in hand, and make music.
ReplyDeleteMust resist...Must--re--sist
ReplyDelete*big sad eyes* think of the poor, silent guitar.. .
ReplyDeleteGeez....he writes...he can play music...the only question is...can he sing??? LOL
ReplyDeleteI sing…just not very well. LOL
ReplyDeleteAnyone can sing; not everyone will sustain an audience. LOL! My shower and car are my concert halls. I get no complaints from them. I just know that as long as my listeners are inanimate objects, I'm safe and so are the eardrums of others. :P
ReplyDeleteMy iPod is my greatest audience...it's also quite a good microphone :)
ReplyDeleteYeah Brett - just don't be that guy who sings in public while listening to his iPod with the headphones on. Nobody can possibly be on key then. It happens and it's scary...
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