iFOGO Village

Authors, Entrepreneurs, and other Creative Individuals Pursuing Their Dreams

FREE TRIAL: The Only Web Host We Use For Our 100+ Web Sites 

All Blog Posts (1,646)

Book Review of Cataclysm 79 or why fighting nature is a losing game

Genre: Action - Adventure

Title: Cataclysm '79: The day the river stopped

Author: Robert Egby

 

While this is a work of fiction, set in British Columbia's spectacular Fraser Canyon, it might not be as far fetched as some might think because as recently as June of 2012, people were evacuated from the flood plain of the Fraser River.

This is a big book (464 pages) with a large cast of characters whose fates collide when a large portion of…

Continue

Added by Peter Klein on December 20, 2012 at 7:54am — No Comments

Book mentions for authors

Every author needs a ‘Book Mention’



Are you an author? Would you like to have your book mentioned on the radio?



For only $10, you could have your book mentioned on The Book Hound ! If you’d like more consistent exposure, which most authors know is what it takes to drive readers to their books, for only $35/month, you can have it mentioned 4 times a month on the Book Hound Show. 



That’s right, for only $35, our host, Janice Hermsen, will…

Continue

Added by Janice Hermsen on December 10, 2012 at 2:34pm — No Comments

Ignorech - a short rumor of horror

Here is yet another Wister Town story wherein evil comes home with news from a whistle blower. Larger evil takes the form of an expensive, modern-day cult grown outside the borders of this small Midwestern hellhole...



IGNORECH - a weird horror story

 

The phone rings and rings until I cross the…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on November 26, 2012 at 5:14pm — No Comments

IFOGO VILLAGE

I just wanted to say a little something about the Village. In 2009, I was an internet dummy and knew very little about social networks or the world-wide net in general. IFOGO just happen to be one of the first social networking sites I stumbled on. I became a member here and have made good friends and contacts across the world. I was just finishing up my first novel and was looking for a platform to…

Continue

Added by Blake Schaefer on November 24, 2012 at 6:35am — 1 Comment

Happy Thansgiving

New low prices:

    INDIAN LAKE, NY, November 22, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Ravenwolf Publishing has expanded the formats available for its five books, with all books available and ready to ship in time for the Holidays: The Dancing Valkyrie, The Vampire Valkyrie, And God Created Vampires, the second and newly revised edition of Adirondack Hikes in Hamilton County and Confessions of an Online Male Prostitute.



The sale of ebooks now tops…

Continue

Added by Peter Klein on November 22, 2012 at 11:27am — No Comments

Why Am I Explaining This To You

Recently, my Jonathan Swift-style sarcasm (ie. A Modest Proposal) has drawn the annoying attention of a retarded theist or simply a fool professing belief in God. Yeah, I did suggest abortion machines as a means to help preserve the innocence of newborn children, especially for those devout and righteous Tea Party-tainted Republicans. It's evident my intention had been selfish and impractical; farcical because I do so enjoy such slapstick…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on November 14, 2012 at 10:03pm — 3 Comments

Professional Review

I would like to share the link to a review for my second novel "Assassin's Trap", available on Amazon and other online booksellers. Review of Assassin's Trap by D.C. Shaftoe Does this review make you want to buy the book?

Added by D C Shaftoe on November 6, 2012 at 1:13pm — No Comments

Book Signing at Starbucks in San Jose on 10/27/2012

This is just to let everyone know that I had a book signing on October 27th at one of the Starbucks locations on San Felipe road in San Jose.  Sold 17 books and found out this morning that my flyer has generated another sale of three books.

Couldn't be happier. Check out my site at www.dbponline.net and see if anything catches your fancy.

Thanks!

Added by Timothy J. Conley on October 29, 2012 at 1:37pm — No Comments

3 new books online in Kindle along with my paperback books that are also in ebook format on Amazon.com Kindle etc

 

"I have 3 more books w/ Amazon.com kindle: Rutendo; and, Bianca and Jezebel, and The Royal London Theatre Murder. Mysteries and fiarytales with adult theme' to them. My first 2 books; Secluded Mansion Nights; and, Princess Yvonne are in both paperback and ebook format. Go to my website htttp://www.secludedmansionnights.com and check them all out there as well as Amazon kindle…
Continue

Added by Edward H' Wolf on October 28, 2012 at 1:30pm — 2 Comments

Let's Win Some Prizes!!

Let's Win Some Prizes!

Amelia's pots and pans are washed and put away! But now she wants to hear what you have to say!

 

Visit Amelia at: …

Continue

Added by Debbie Roppolo on October 23, 2012 at 12:44pm — No Comments

Book Review of the Killing Plow

Intricate plotting is probably more necessary in a spy novel than in any other story and The Killing Ploy has it in spades.

While there are many characters including the good, bad and ugly, CIA agent Pablo de Silva is our main man as he journeys from Langley, to San Diego, Tijuana, London, Paris, Brussels and Vienna in pursuit of an American-born jihadist who might be preparing to raise the body count in his war against America.

Unbeknownst to Pablo and while he thinks he is…

Continue

Added by Peter Klein on October 13, 2012 at 10:59am — 1 Comment

Bell Witch book and White Reindeer book are sold by my publisher and on Amazon (Oct 2012 update)

My two books are sold by my publisher and on Amazon.com.

The Bell Witch Unveiled At Last! The True Story Of A Poltergeist is posted as a paperback book, a softcover book, an eBook, and as a Kindle book.

PublishAmerica:…

Continue

Added by Debbie Dunn aka DJ Lyons on October 10, 2012 at 3:19pm — No Comments

A bittersweet book review on “Haee The cat with a crooked tail”

What does it mean to be “middling”? The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes it as being of “middle, medium, or moderate size, degree, or quality”. In other words, average. In this charming illustrated book for children and adults, local author R.S. Vern explores the middling life through the eyes of Haee, a…

Continue

Added by R.S. Vern on October 9, 2012 at 8:40pm — No Comments

A book review on The Unconventional Life of Haee, 2nd Book from trilogy series “Haee and the other middlings”

How does one leave a middling – that is, average – life behind? And what does an unconventional existence look like?

In the second installment of a three-part series, local author R.S. Vern explores these questions and continues the story of Haee, a cat which is pretty average in every…

Continue

Added by R.S. Vern on October 9, 2012 at 8:38pm — No Comments

Book Awards

In searching for new ways to promote my books, I recently submitted my second novel "Assassin's Trap" for the Independent Publisher Book awards. It was an odd experience and I was only slightly more informed as to the purpose of the awards by the end of the submission as at the beginning. I'm wondering if there are other awards and contests that are open to self-published authors. I think that the most unique part of the experience was the fact that I spent more money to enter the contest…

Continue

Added by D C Shaftoe on October 2, 2012 at 5:11pm — 2 Comments

You're Writing Wrong

Iread a lot, and I set 99% of books right back down again. The problem with most fiction is it throws off my rhythm. See, my writing pursues a flow. And popular fiction lulls me into complacency. If I read too much, it's like I spend all my time driving thirty miles an hour. Then when I'm on freeways, I'm uncertain of traveling over fifty five. And in that situation, my passengers would rather get out and walk. That's what happened to me, so I write my own terrors and…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on September 29, 2012 at 8:51am — No Comments

The Unspoken Sharpness

 

This day,

Followed by rain and flood

Then drought and more storm

And above any other to come,

This day is remembered.

This day is not forgotten.

Sharp things,

Unworn whilst swept in wash,

All pass except one.

Unsmoothed at all by turbid water,

Comes a horned and spined thing…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on September 27, 2012 at 10:00pm — No Comments

Christianity – A Curse of the 21st Century

"Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's..."

Matthew 22:21

 

That stumped paraphrase there is the root of late America's greed and inequality. Sure, Christianity has been and often is a source of Good. In fact, Jesus is credited for garnering the cooperation of the early Christian cult with all-powerful Rome. Memory of the figurehead is said to have preserved His followers through…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on September 26, 2012 at 12:41pm — No Comments

The Passive Voice Sounds Effeminate

I resent the Passive Voice. First, it's obvious not much in America, or anywhere in the world, can be published in which the subject receives in place of taking action. Second, the voice embodies my failed relationships. And the listless manner of speech has given me as much of nothing. I'm certain I project and imbue the voice with personality. Mayhap I do so because it's how my muse had first expressed herself. I may be lonely and that's why I anthropomorphize…

Continue

Added by Matthew Sawyer on September 26, 2012 at 2:01am — No Comments

New Release Announcement: The Ashes of Windsor from Devine Destinies, the mainstream imprint of eXtasy Books

New Release Announcement

 

The Ashes of Windsor

 

Categories:  Fantasy, Futuristic, Sci-Fi, Romance, YA

A powerful love in a lost world.

As Inari Giles looks forward to the end of her high school days and a bright future at an Ivy League university,…

Continue

Added by Liz R. Newman on September 25, 2012 at 9:00pm — No Comments

Blog Topics by Tags

Monthly Archives

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

1999

Sponsored by

 

Events

Open Your e-Store

Support The village

$1.25/mo. (introductory)

Increases to $2/mo. on Dec. 5

© 2013   Created by Gene Cartwright.

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service