If you want to get your hands on some free ebooks, get over to Marie Lavender's blog, Writing in the Modern Age -->> http://marielavender.blogspot.com/2014/03/a-year-of-guest-authors-plus-multi_5836.html
There are a multitude of authors coming together who are willing to hand out select books for free!
This is your chance to get, among others, a copy of my book Radiant Shadows.
March 28, 2014
March 15, 2014
Read my 'And I Was Hungry' poem FREE online!
Here is a fun poem I wrote that can be read for free online. It is connected to my Kindle book 'Radiant Shadows'
, but I'm pretty sure you could enjoy the poem just as much without ever looking at the book.
March 11, 2014
WTF!? Google- >:(
Sarah is not a miss-spelling. It is how I and a few 100,000 others spell our names. If you're going to take away the option to fix Chrome spell-check errors, you can at least have one of the more common English names included. Don't just go and try stealing that 'h' from all of us overnight!
March 01, 2014
Cover art Competition
My book Radiant Shadows is in a cover art competition at: www.ultimatefantasybooks.com/best-book-cover-2014.php
Go vote!
February 26, 2014
Amazon email Ad!
That was a cool surprise!
The cheap kindle books announcement that is sent out by Amazon is one of the few email ads that I've just given up trying to block. Today I'm glad that I've never succeeded in stopping it.
It came as a total shock, but this morning I opened my email to find that my new book Radiant Shadows: Beginnings is at the top of the 99 cent book list in the ad!
Now I guess I'll see first-hand how effective this type of advertising may be.
February 17, 2014
Notice as a BookGoodie for Radiant Shadows: Beginnings
You can find a nice post about my newest eBook, Radiant Shadows: Beginnings here -->> http://bookgoodies.com/radiant-shadows-beginnings-by-sarah-baethge/
February 02, 2014
Cover Reveal for Summoned by Rainy Kaye
Interested?
Then here's your chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card so you can go buy it:
Receive notification when Summoned is released
January 31, 2014
January 29, 2014
Radiant Shadows- now on kindle
My new vampire book is up for free on Amazon Prime. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I3JYSOE
Without Amazon Prime, you can still get it free from this coming Friday until Tuesday.
You can get a Goodreads email reminder of the free days by declaring your attendance of the free day event here: http://www.goodreads.com/event/show/918131-radiant-shadows--free-kindle-promo
January 28, 2014
January 23, 2014
December 10, 2013
Just felt like saying that my bird is an awesome pet
I have had people tell me how a bird could never be as loving as another pet, say a dog or a cat. That might even be true for what I call 'The Fishtank Bird' who only sits in a cage to be looked at as nothing more than 'pretty.'
Trying to point out how undeniably smart they are has had one person ask me how that could be so if most birds wont fetch or do stupid performance tricks like dogs. Few will believe me that a parrot can be trained just as easily if not easier.
What gets me is times when my little green-cheeked conure "Timmy" does what I never even thought to train him. (Like when he discovered that by dropping small objects off my desk and looking at them sideways, he could make me 'fetch' them with a pitiful, sad chirp. let me tell you how that got annoying quickly)
You might discount the fetching thing as showing any brainpower or love, but his actions this morning have to stem from some affection.
I'm not exactly sure how long he's been doing it, but when I have him on my shoulder Timmy often touches his beak to my face and makes a funny little 'click' noise. As it doesn't hurt or seem to serve any actual purpose, I've always just kind of ignored it.
I do often look over and and kiss his beak with a play 'smack' noise when I first sit down to my computer; today he 'clicked' his beak back against my lips so quickly, it left no doubt in my mind that he is really kissing me back. (Yeah, I'll take that over a dog kiss any day!)
As I was trying to get him in front of my camera for that pic up top he kept wanting to shimmy down the front of my shirt or halfway down/up my arm where he could sit still and make a vibratey-purry noise.
Don't try to that a bird wont get sweet and cuddly.
Trying to point out how undeniably smart they are has had one person ask me how that could be so if most birds wont fetch or do stupid performance tricks like dogs. Few will believe me that a parrot can be trained just as easily if not easier.
What gets me is times when my little green-cheeked conure "Timmy" does what I never even thought to train him. (Like when he discovered that by dropping small objects off my desk and looking at them sideways, he could make me 'fetch' them with a pitiful, sad chirp. let me tell you how that got annoying quickly)
You might discount the fetching thing as showing any brainpower or love, but his actions this morning have to stem from some affection.
I'm not exactly sure how long he's been doing it, but when I have him on my shoulder Timmy often touches his beak to my face and makes a funny little 'click' noise. As it doesn't hurt or seem to serve any actual purpose, I've always just kind of ignored it.
I do often look over and and kiss his beak with a play 'smack' noise when I first sit down to my computer; today he 'clicked' his beak back against my lips so quickly, it left no doubt in my mind that he is really kissing me back. (Yeah, I'll take that over a dog kiss any day!)
As I was trying to get him in front of my camera for that pic up top he kept wanting to shimmy down the front of my shirt or halfway down/up my arm where he could sit still and make a vibratey-purry noise.
Don't try to that a bird wont get sweet and cuddly.
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