The Masquerade Crew

Changes to the form Those of you who have been members of our review crew for a while will notice that some things aren't listed on the form. I'm not worried about book synopsis, genre, and maturity. I've either been ignoring them or rarely using them as I can get the info from the Amazon page. The biggest change, though, is that I don't want you to submit the wording of the review anymore. The new way will improve our processing speed (since it took a while to format a post using the old way), allowing us to accept more reviews, manage more reviewers and thus helping more authors in the long run. Instead of giving me the wording of your review on the form, we are requiring a link to your review on Amazon. A review on Amazon.com is the most beneficial for authors (among other reasons since those reviews may also appear on the other Amazons), so that would be the preferred place to put it. However, I realize that if you live in another country, it may be very diffi...

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By tweeting this post, you can earn promotional tweets from me as part of the Amazon Tweet Exchange. Details here . The interview form is at the bottom of this post. Lightening Round Questions 1 A day at the beach or an hour at a bookstore? 2 Are you a rose or a thorn most of the time? 3 Are you left or right handed? 4 Beef, seafood or surf AND turf? 5 Bet it all on black or red? 6 Bike or car? 7 Black coffee, coffee with cream, or coffee with cream and sugar? 8 Boxers or briefs? 9 Call or text? 10 Cat person, dog person or 'other'? 11 Coffee or Tea? 12 Coke or Pepsi? 13 compost or fertiliser? 14 Dark Chocolate or Milk Chocolate? 15 Day or night? 16 Do you bring sexy back? 17 Do you ever do character creation while people watching from a location outside your home/office? 18 Do you follow your imagination or question it, Follow or Question? 19 Favorite number between 60 and 100, go! 20 Favorite snack or food to eat while writing 21 Favourit...

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By tweeting this post, you can earn promotional tweets from me as part of the Amazon Tweet Exchange. Details here . A nyone who is active on Facebook knows that their algorithms have hit fan pages hard. Very few people see them. I understand what Facebook is doing. Though they say it isn't about money—rather engagement—the fact is that you have to pay to get your fans to see the post. Well, I would like to test another idea. If more of our Twitter fans see posts, like them, comment on them, and so forth, will our future posts be viewed as a little more important in the grand algorithm scheme of things? So, take a look at the following posts. Like them if you so choose. Comment if you feel inspired. Click on the links to read more. I'm asking for engagement. Let's see what happens.

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