Jared Sandman

RythemPoets has a short review of Flashback up on their site.  My thanks to Holly for reading the book and taking the time to write such a nice review.

Come back tomorrow for the final stop on the blog tour.

Today Flashback pops up at Texas Book Nook.  My thanks to Bailey for hosting me on her site.  The blog tour ends this weekend, but I have a couple more stops before then so stay tuned and check back tomorrow.

Check out this guest post I wrote about acorn novels, which is currently up at The Book Faery Reviews.

Come back tomorrow for the next stop in the tour.

Today Flashback is featured on A Life Through Books.  Check back tomorrow to see where it’s featured next.

Click here to read an excerpt from Flashback, up at Laurie’s Thoughts & Reviews.

The tour rolls on through the rest of this week, so keep checking back.

Today brings another excerpt from Flashback.  Well, same excerpt but on a different blog.  Read it at Avid Book Collector, and check back tomorrow for the next stop on the blog tour.

Today I have a guest post up at Mythical Books, where I talk about how to train your brain and get the most productivity out of your writing.  My thanks to Mythical Books for hosting me.

Tune in tomorrow as the blog tour rolls on.

Today you can read an excerpt from Flashback at Authors You Want to Read.

This morning I have a guest post up at Deal Sharing Aunt, where I talk about ideas:  where they come from, and how I utilize them for writing.  Click to read about the toy chest in my mind.

Tune in tomorrow for the next stop on the blog tour.

Today I have an essay up at Lessons from my Reading.  It’s about those old-time monster movie hosts, some of whom are still hanging on.  Seems the last paragraph of my guest post got cut off for some reason, so I’ll include it here:

By the mid-’90s, most of those horror hosts had been phased out around the country.  A few limp along to this day.  I hear Son of Ghoul is still at it; I once got to meet him at a fan convention and tell him how I’d been glued to his show.  The late-night horror host is a unique piece of Americana that’s faded away, one I’m happy to have experienced at the end of its run.