In order to avoid misunderstandings, I have created the following guidelines for guest posts, interviews and book reviews appearing on this blog. If you are interested in one or more of these, please review carefully before contacting me.
Guest Post Guidelines
1) The topics must be related to reading, writing, or publishing.
2) Your post must be original and must not have been published before on the web.
3) Create your own title.
4) You agree not to publish the post anywhere else for three months after it is published on this blog.
5) Please include a brief bio so readers can get to know you better (a picture of yourself is optional). You may include links to your blog/website/ Twitter/Facebook etc.
6) Please send in an accompanying image that is relevant to the post.
7) Be available to interact with readers who comment on your post.
Book Review Guidelines
1) Please contact me to introduce yourself and your book or anthology before you send them.
2) I prefer print versions (autographed by the author is wonderful!) but will accept electronic formats as well.
3) I do not guarantee a read by or reviewed by date unless I’m contacted at least a month in advance of the requested date.
4) I do not guarantee a review will appear on this blog. However, I will at least offer a rating, comment or review on Amazon and Goodreads. If you want a review posted elsewhere such as Barnes and Nobles, please let me know when you contact me.
Interviews
1) Please contact me to introduce yourself.
2) Please include a brief bio, and a picture of yourself.
3) You may include a picture of your book and links to your blog/website/Twitter/Facebook etc.
4) I will send you a list of questions to answer. You may answer as many or as few of them as you desire. You may also suggest your own questions/answers as fits your needs.
5) Be available to interact with readers who comment on your interview.
12 comments:
Very helpful guidelines, Sylvia. Thanks. I think a person could use them elsewhere, too. Like on my own blog.
Rob-bear - you are most welcome to copy them if you wish!
Hey, I just wrote a post in which I included a link to your villains post. Loved it!
http://www.christinetyler.net/2011/09/why-i-love-raptor-mommy-john-hammond.html
Christine - Thank you so much for referencing that post. You wrote a wonderfully thoughtful postof your own. I love John in the movie - I've never read the book, but you made some excellent points. I tried to leave a comment on your blog, but it wouldn't let me for some reason. I'll keep trying!
Hello Sylvia,
I would appreciate if you would consider a book review and /or author interview / book give aways (timing is not a problem for me, I expect my book to be available in February) for my upcoming romance suspense book DEEP BLUE EYES ON THE GREEK ISLES: http://dimitri-fictionromance.blogspot.com/. This link includes my biography, the book synopsis and characteristic pages from the book.
Thank you for your consideration,
Dimitri Sarantis
Baines: Everton must progress without Moyes
Agen Bola indo11.com reported, Leighton Baines wants Everton to keep improving once David Moyes leaves the club.
Moyes will leave Goodison Park to take charge of Manchester United from next season and Baines believes the Scot will be a big loss.
The England international admitted it would be difficult to get over the loss of Moyes, having worked with him at the club for a number of years.
“It’s a massive loss to lose the manager,” Baines told Everton’s official website.
“It was a sad day after the last game at Goodison particularly because you’ve been working with him for so long. He’s always around, he’s such a hard worker and he doesn’t miss a beat.
“It will be so strange the day we walk through the door and he’s not there. But football clubs live on and we’ll live on, we’ll move on.” as reported by Indo Eleven.
However, Baines was keen to point out that he wants the club to keep progressing in Moyes’ absence.
Source : www.indo11.com
Debuchy: Premier League is difficult
Agen Bola indo11.com reported, Newcastle defender Mathieu Debuchy has admitted his introduction to English football has been “difficult”.
The Frenchman joined from Lille in January, but saw his team-mates struggle in the Premier League before eventually securing their top-flight status with just one game to go.
While Alan Pardew’s side enjoyed a UEFA run to the quarter-finals, Debuchy admits the season has been hard for the club, but insists he is relishing the challenge of improving.
“The Premier League is a very difficult league to play in, but by the same token it’s an interesting one as well,” the France international told as reported by Indo Eleven.
“Why is the league difficult? It’s because every match is difficult and I do mean every single one.
“You have some of the best players in the world in England right now, so the level in all games is of a really high standard.
Source : www.indo11.com
Demel proud of West Ham´s home record
Agen Bola indo11.com reported, West Ham’s Guy Demel said he and his team-mates are proud of their impressive home record this season.
This campaign has seen West Ham lose just four times at Upton Park in the Premier League and Demel believes their pride in this record supplied them with the motivation for their 4-2 win over Reading.
The Hammers secured a top-10 finish and kept up their impressive home record with the victory and Demel said the team were determined to finish the season on a high.
“We knew that Reading wouldn’t give us the game, that they would try to come back after half-time and give us a hard time,” he told the club’s official website.
“They did, but we responded and we’ve got a nice record from the home games this season.
“We’re proud of that and we won’t let any team beat us easily at home. We showed the reaction, which was good.”
Demel was particularly pleased with the way he and his fellow players reacted to Reading coming back from two goals down. as reported by Indo Eleven.
“It was a good game on Sunday with a lot of goals scored, but the most important thing for us was to win the game and get the three points,” the Ivorian continued.
Source : www.indo11.com
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