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As a writer, what type of stories do you Write or Read?

Mysteries. I write on the premise that reading ought not be a laborious task, but rather filled with fun, intrique and a sense of the familiar.
My Books:
Designated Dumpee
Ups & Downs
The Onion Express
The Banshee House (Coming April 2008)
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At 4:10pm on December 1, 2008, Judith said…: Hi Brad,

Love your dogs! They're beautiful.

Judith

At 3:51pm on November 23, 2008, Lynda Coker said…: Hi,

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At 1:21pm on August 25, 2008, Lynda Coker said…: I just wanted to stop in and say hello. I hope you’re enjoying your experience her at WRDF. We encourage all our members to take full advantage of all aspects of the community. Please feel free to post your blogs and leave comments for other bloggers as well. Check out WRDF’S official blog, Between the Lines, and subscribe to our newsletter coming out next month. You can also submit material for our newsletter. Just send your inquiry to cover2cover@lyndacoker.com . You can donate a book for our Boatload Book Giveaway for December, and the opportunities don’t stop there.

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At 11:14pm on July 8, 2008, Liviania Smith said…: Sorry for not replying to your comment earlier! I usually get an e-mail but didn't receive one for yours for some reason. (Well, it might be lost in my inbox. That happens sometimes.)

I'm glad for your success! I know authors hate hearing their work wasn't someone's cup of tea - it's always nice when they take it calmly.

At 4:10pm on March 5, 2008, Mary Jean Kelso said…: Hi Brad!

I'm sure you belong here. Your mysteries are great and this seems like a pretty broad selection of genre and writers.

Mary Jean

At 10:36am on February 29, 2008, Tory Richards said…: Hi Brad,

My experiences with Whiskey Creek Press? Have been great! They're good to work with, professional, and really take care to put out a good product. Their editors take pride in editing your book to make it the best it can be. Their artists are top notch.

At 12:21pm on February 28, 2008, Misty said…: Brad,

Does your fox terrier need a lot of exercise? How does he/she get along with your lab? My twin sons are almost ten years old and one of them is really into dogs. He wants to start a dog-sitting/walking business this summer.

Even if you don't have romance elements in your mysteries, you'll have lots of support in this group.

Enjoy the day,
Misty

At 11:59am on February 28, 2008, Misty said…: Hi Brad. We're big dog fans and mystery fans at my house. We currently have a Great Pyrennes/Golden Retriever mix named Max - he's bigger than I am. I'm considering getting a Jack Russell, but don't think Max will like the competition. He's a big baby.

Happy writing,
Misty