Mike Dellosso writes novels of suspense for both the mind and the soul. He writes to both entertain and challenge.
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The Importance of Time and a FREE Book!
Yes, I have another book to giveaway. I must say I love doing this. Giving away books. Giving away things. I’m a busy guy. Probably not as busy as some but busier than others. I have a lot going on … Continue reading
Posted in Fearless, Giveaways, Writing craft, Writing Life, Writing Time
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Book giveaway, FREE book, Time, Time management, Writing, Writing time
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My Take On . . . Book Sales Numbers
Every September and March I develop an unusual twitch. It’s called stress. Anxiety. It’s called royalty statement time. Every six months I get a royalty statement and on that statement are the sales numbers for each of my books. Both … Continue reading
Posted in Giveaways, Writing Life
Tagged Author, Book, Book sales numbers, Fiction sales, Publishing, Royalties, Royalty statement, Sales, Writing
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Issues Writers Deal With, a Series
Over the next several weeks I’m going to periodically discuss different issues I deal with as a writer. Issues like: The pressure of sales numbers Dealing with negative reviews Writing about the supernatural Time management/fitting writing into a busy schedule The … Continue reading
Asking for a $20 Tip
I’m a big tipper. If a server does a good job, I reward him/her with a big tip. Hey, I’ve never been a waiter but I do consider myself in the service industry . . . twice. My full-time job … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Writing Life
Tagged $20 tip, Amazon, Author, Book Reviews, Waiting staff
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Open Call for the NEW Darlington Society
I have this group called The Darlington Society. It’s an inner group of readers that I have a kind of special relationship with. I don’t want to take up a lot of space here but you can read all about … Continue reading
Making My Way Back
I’ve been gone for a while. Admittedly, I’ve been lost, wandering in the wilderness of indecision. This was due to a number of factors converging and culminating in a perfect storm of fatigue, burnout, and apathy. I’d had enough and … Continue reading
Posted in Writing craft, Writing Life
Tagged Book Writing, Burnout, Life purpose, Wilderness, Writers Resources, Writing, Writing helps, Writing identity, Writing journey
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How I Write: Characters, Part 3
People change over time. They do. Whether they want to or not. Things happen in our life that cause us to look inward and re-evaluate our motives, our passions, they force us to see our own weaknesses or develop our … Continue reading
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Tagged A Thousand Sleepless Nights, Character arc, Colon cancer, Fiction, Michael King, plot, Psychological trauma, Story arc
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Yes, I Finally Caved in and Joined
First it was Facebook. I swore I’d never use it. I even used to mock my wife for using it (shame on me!). But eventually I saw the benefit of it or caved under the social pressure to use it … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Michael King, Online Communities, Pinterest, Social media, Social network, tweets, Twitter
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An Author’s Perfect Storm
If you’ve seen the movie “The Perfect Storm” or read the book with the same title by Sebastian Junger you know the story surrounding the swordfish boat, the Andrea Gail. On October 28, 1991 two storm fronts converged with Hurricane … Continue reading
5 Things I Learned at a Writers Conference
Last week I attended the Greater Philadelphia Christian Writers Conference along with a bunch of other faculty and over 230 attendees. I’ve been attending this conference now for five years and it’s always a great time. Three days of talking … Continue reading
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