Ask The Author: To Blog or Not to Blog

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

To Blog or Not to Blog

A few of us were invited by The Big Thrill to comment on whether or not it's beneficial as an author to spend time blogging.

Check out what we have to say and, please, respond with your own thoughts.

"Does blogging provide discipline and organization--or is it a distraction?"

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Book Reviews

Blur

"James cranks up the creep factor." --Booklist

"Simply put, Blur is trademark Steven James: a great mystery, an interesting premise, a unique philosophical foundation, and above all, simply a great story that had me totally immersed and enthralled." --Josh Olds, lifeisstory.com

"Blur is a haunting and creepy mystery that will make you wish you had its sequel. Steven James well deserves the title Master of Suspense." --Crossroad Review, a Night Owl Reviews’ Top Pick

The King

"A fast-moving, action-packed tale of revenge, international conspiracy and terrorism." --Gail Welborn, examiner.com

"The King will keep you turning the pages, and leave you eagerly waiting for the next book." --evanwsmorgan reviews

"His tightly woven, adrenaline-laced plots leave readers breathless." --Karri Compton, The Suspense Zone

Singularity

"Steven James knows how to tell a story that gets under your skin and challenges the way you think as only the most talented writers can. If you're looking for a mind-bending tale, strap in and take the ride with Singularity. I can't recommend it highly enough." --Ted Dekker, New York Times bestselling author

“Readers are introduced to a spider web of thrills.” --Suspense Magazine

“The story is well researched, a hallmark of Steven James’ novels, and by the time it reaches its climax, one may wonder if Singularity is fact or fiction.” --New York Journal of Books

Placebo

“Gripping and intense, it will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last page.” -- Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Spies

“With every new book, Steven James elevates his game and lifts his readers with him. Placebo is a winner!” -- Davis Bunn, bestselling author of Lion of Babylon

“Intelligent and absolutely unputdownable, you will lose sleep over this one.” --NY Times bestselling author Tosca Lee, author of Demon: A Memoir and the Books of Mortals series with Ted Dekker.

Opening Moves

“Opening Moves is a mesmerizing read. From the first chapter, it sets its hook deep and drags you through a darkly gripping story with relentless power.” --#1 New York Times Bestselling Author, Michael Connelly

“Just good, old-fashioned, gimmick free storytelling that pushes the envelope to the edge and beyond." --New York Times Bestselling Author, Steve Berry, author of The Columbus Affair

"Opening Moves is a smart, taut, intense novel of suspense that reads like a cross between Michael Connelly and Thomas Harris." --Mark Greaney, NYT bestselling author of Ballistic, a Gray Man Novel

The Queen

"With a brilliant strategy, James manages a checkmate, and he seems to have many more moves in store." --Publishers Weekly

"James is a master storyteller and doesn't disappoint in his latest installment in the Bowers Files." --RT Book Reviews

The Bishop

"Steven James sets the new standard in suspense writing." --Suspense Magazine

"The nail-biting suspense will rivet you." --RT Book Reviews

The Knight

"Top Notch Suspense!" --RT Book Reviews

"James puts on a storytelling clinic with his faultless plot pacing, strong character development, and downright pulse pounding suspense." --Fiction Addict

The Rook

"It's a wild ride with a shocking conclusion." --Publishers Weekly, starred review

"Steven James has mastered the thriller." --The Suspense Zone

The Pawn

"Riveting." --Publishers Weekly

"An exceptional psychological thriller." --Bookshelf Review

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

To Blog or Not to Blog

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