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Author Archives: Donna W. Hill
Author Admits to a Mistake: Voting is Still Open! Diversity Novel #5 in Book Cover Comp!
OK, here’s the scoop. Voting for my novel in the book cover comp did not end Monday afternoon after all. It ends Thurs. Oct. 31, at 2:30pm Eastern. My mistake, I assumed it was like previous rounds. So, if you … Continue reading
Blind Author’s Inspiring Message Transforms Book Cover Competition
October is one of my favorite months. It’s a great time to take a vacation, but this year, I’m doing no such thing. In fact, I’m working harder than I ever have. Earlier this month, my educator-recommended novel, The Heart … Continue reading
Posted in AllAuthor, authors, Blindness, Book Cover, breast cancer, Cats & Dogs, Education, fantasy, novel, The Heart of Applebutter Hill, Uncategorized, Visually Impaired, young adult
Tagged AllAuthor, author, blind, blindness, book cover design, Donna W. Hill, education, fantasy, fiction, high school mystery, Lizza Studios, novel, screen reader accessibility, social justice, The Heart of Applebutter Hill, young adult
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Inspiring Trail-Blazer Passes the Torch: Remembering Marca Bristo
The following tribute to the late disability rights pioneer, Marca Bristo, was written by Fun For The Disabled’s Vanessa Harris and Access Living’s Bridget Hayman. It is being re-printed with permission. Anyone with a disability, whether from vision loss, birth … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, ADA, Disability, Uncategorized
Tagged Access Living, ADA, Bridget Hayman, Chicago, disability, Fun for the Disabled, Marca Bristo, social justice, Vanessa Harris
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Horrific Massacre Inspires Authors: International Writing Project Supports Terrorist Victims
On September 18th, representatives of Google, Facebook and Twitter met with members of Congress to discuss ways to curb extremist behavior on social media. They referred to the Christchurch, New Zealand Mosque attacks this past March. Remember? That was another … Continue reading
Posted in authors, Blind Beauty and Other Tales of Redemption, Christchurch Mosque Attacks, Claire Plaisted, Haven, Meredith Burton, New Zealand, Patty Fletcher, Plaisted Publishing, PR, Rebecca's Refuge, Tell-it-to-the-World Marketing, Terrorism, The Heart of Applebutter Hill, Uncategorized, Wrighting
Tagged author, authors, Blind Beauty and Other Tales of Redemption, Facebook, Freedom of Speech, memoir, Meredith Burton, New Zealand, Patty Fletcher, poetry, Press releases, Rebecca's Refuge, Short Sttories, social justice, Tell-it-to-the-World Marketing, Terrorism, The Heart of Applebutter Hill
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Indie Authors, Contests & Consternations: Win or Lose – You Can’t Do Either Without Entering
Winning a writing contest, no matter how small, seems to be a necessity for the modern author. Even if you aren’t qualified for the Pulitzer, there are more and more contests for indie authors. I’ve never won a contest, whether … Continue reading
Posted in adventure-mystery, authors, Book Reviews, fantasy, Indie Authors, marketing, novel, Self-Publishing, The Heart of Applebutter Hill, Uncategorized, Wrighting, Writing Contests, young adult
Tagged authors, book review, fiction, Novels, self publishing, The Heart of Applebutter Hill, Writing Contests, young adult
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Love of My Life: a song for all of us
I wrote this song in March of 1991, between episodes of breast cancer. Rich and I were long since together, and we had married that previous December. To me, this is about determination, and it’s a song I wished I … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Weiss, Song Lyrics, songwriting, Uncategorized
Tagged love, music, singer-songwriter
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Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – Sunday Interview – Human in every Sense of the Word -Ignoring VS. Acknowledging and Obeying My 6th Sense by Patty Fletcher
Today is the 2nd anniversary of Patty Fletcher’s marketing company, Tell it to the World, and I’m happy to have been a part of it since this spring. This is a great article about the 6th sense.
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