Welcome to the world, little book!
Today, simply raise a glass of something and join Leo and me in celebration of US, NOW AND THEN finally making it into the world. Cheers!
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Tag: women’s fiction
Some attention from across the pond for US, NOW AND THEN
Since my book is about getting second chances late in life, it seems appropriate that a UK website called Kickass … Continue reading Some attention from across the pond for US, NOW AND THEN
Book Report: Can confessions among friends go too far?
Finished this sweet book while on the road so posting from my Kindle and Goodreads. Check out this book on … Continue reading Book Report: Can confessions among friends go too far?
My ebook 50% off!
Special offer on Nook and other non-Kindle ebooks until March 27 available through Smashwords. Just $1.50! Continue reading My ebook 50% off!
Six ways that publishing a novel is like having a baby
It seemed like a good idea at the time That little spark, a little bit of fun that leads to … Continue reading Six ways that publishing a novel is like having a baby
Another milestone along my Indie Author path
It’s been quite a morning here at the Valley Wood Home for the Aged. After a few operator errors and … Continue reading Another milestone along my Indie Author path
Finding connections through lost things
Congratulations to Ruth Hogan on producing a charming debut novel, The Keeper of Lost Things. This is one of those … Continue reading Finding connections through lost things
Another step forward for my indie novel
Whew. Just upgraded this site to “Premium” that includes a new domain name. You can now find me at LorieSchaefer.com. … Continue reading Another step forward for my indie novel
Book cover reveal!
Excited to share my book cover done by the talented (and patient!) Judy Bullard at customebookcovers.com. She just kept fiddling … Continue reading Book cover reveal!
Coming home to Vegas, baby
“Being happy was a sort of a perk, an extra that came to you in odd moments, then was gone. It was not continuous and steady. You could not rely on it to be there every morning.” Continue reading Coming home to Vegas, baby
Lorie Smith Schaefer 
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