Category Archives: editing

The 2019 Long Hot Summer

Posted on 2019/08/01 by lfrank

So, August just appeared on the calendar and see I’ve kept no one updated on events occurring over the last few weeks. So a summer update for those who are interested. In release news things are plugging along. Not a … Continue reading →

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Final Preparations, No Really

Posted on 2019/04/17 by lfrank

I hope to in one week be able to upload the final version of Built for Murder to Amazon, Apple Books, and Smashwords for pre-ordering sales. That is, give or take a day or two if everything works out. Still … Continue reading →

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A Mystery on the Way

Posted on 2019/03/13 by lfrank

Am in the final stages of completing Built for Murder, my first novel length mystery. It’s the first of a planned trilogy around a young ex-Marine detective named Erich Rambles. He’s lives and works in Austin Texas, has a girlfriend … Continue reading →

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ProWritingAid is Improving My Process

Posted on 2017/07/01 by lfrank

I’ve been busy lately on several improvement projects. The first project involved releasing revised versions of the Young Hieronymus series; The Huntress, A Lesson in Power, and Amaranthine Dreams. I wanted to do this for a couple of reasons, 1) … Continue reading →

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