Welcome to the Mystery!
Greetings one and all!
First of all, we have a word war going down, so be writing and keep track of your words!
The person who leaves the most comments across ALL of the Indie e-Con posts will win a special prize package.
If you leave a review on the book of any Indie e-Con author THIS WEEK on your blog or on Goodreads, you can enter it towards another giveaway.
Sharing the posts via social media (Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, ect.) gives you a chance to enter for MORE prizes!
Don't forget to vote in the Book Awards!
Unfortunately, we don't have a lot going down today, but I'm going to use that to my advantage to catch up with all the behindness that I've created for myself.
Which is a crying shame given that mystery is an awesome genre - and one of my favorites as a kid. Especially the Boxcar children. Unfortunately, there are some cliches in mystery that I find annoying, so I've kinda fallen out of love with.
Even so, I don't like a book if there isn't a strong element of mystery as a subplot.
THAT SAID, we do have some awesome mystery authors in our line up, and I can't wait to share their advice.
And, since I don't have a panel of authors, let me ask YOU. What is your favorite thing about the mystery genre?
First of all, we have a word war going down, so be writing and keep track of your words!
The person who leaves the most comments across ALL of the Indie e-Con posts will win a special prize package.
If you leave a review on the book of any Indie e-Con author THIS WEEK on your blog or on Goodreads, you can enter it towards another giveaway.
Sharing the posts via social media (Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, ect.) gives you a chance to enter for MORE prizes!
Don't forget to vote in the Book Awards!
Unfortunately, we don't have a lot going down today, but I'm going to use that to my advantage to catch up with all the behindness that I've created for myself.
Which is a crying shame given that mystery is an awesome genre - and one of my favorites as a kid. Especially the Boxcar children. Unfortunately, there are some cliches in mystery that I find annoying, so I've kinda fallen out of love with.
Even so, I don't like a book if there isn't a strong element of mystery as a subplot.
THAT SAID, we do have some awesome mystery authors in our line up, and I can't wait to share their advice.
And, since I don't have a panel of authors, let me ask YOU. What is your favorite thing about the mystery genre?
Quick question about the sharing giveaway: do we fill out the form for EVERY share, or do we put all the shares (or all from one day or whatever) in one form?
ReplyDeleteI used to love the mystery genre too, but stopped reading it once I aged out of Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. I've made a few attempts to get back into it, but a lot of the adult this-world mystery books sound . . . meh. It's mildly frustrating. But I enjoy trying to put the pieces together before the characters do and I enjoy the fact that a good mystery book has a fairly twisty plot.
Um, I set it up for every share, but ... a daily dump maaaaay be more practical. However you do.
DeleteCool beans. I'll probably try to do every share, since that's what you intended. We'll see.
DeleteI love trying to guess whodunit! xD It's especially epic when I'm actually RIGHT - so much fun!
ReplyDelete~ Savannah
Inspiring Writes
Also, the title of this post? Stellar ;D
ReplyDelete~ Savannah
Inspiring Writes