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At 7:44pm on October 5, 2009, Charles Lightwalker said…: Welcome to the group, do you want to do a link exchange? Charles
www.thefamilyoflight.net

At 4:26pm on October 2, 2009, John Cmint said…: Hi Gail,

Congratulations on your fantasy series, The Chronicles of The Necromancer with The Summoner and The Blood King. I just wanted to mention to you a website I built called AlreadyPublished.com. It's for authors to promote their book. You do so by posting your book's first chapter, giving readers a peek into your book. The site is free and the list of books is growing, so please check it out. :) BTW, good luck with your books!

p.s. You can also check out this blog post on the Already Published Ning Network, I explain how to post your book. You can also learn more about the website there.

Best,
John

At 8:16pm on September 9, 2009, Chris A. Jackson said…: I still stare at the cover of Scimitar Moon, and I thank you every time I do... You're the best!

At 6:27pm on May 31, 2009, Barbara J Henry said…: Hello Gail,
Thanks so much for wanting to be my friend. I gladly accept.
Continued success to oyu.

Barbara Henry

At 1:31am on May 31, 2009, Sandra said…: Hello Gail,

Thank you for the friendship! I am glad to meet so many wonderful authors here including you! You started early with your writing career, I am impressed! :))

Best wishes,
Sandra

At 1:30am on May 31, 2009, V said…: Hi, I thank you for your friendship!:)
Nice to meet you.:)

At 7:53pm on May 30, 2009, Carlos Merriweather said…: Thank you for being a friend...

At 7:52pm on May 30, 2009, SJ Knight said…: Hi Gail,
Thanks for the invite. Delighted to have you as a friend!

At 4:32am on May 9, 2009, Ralph Fairhead said…: Hello Gail,

Sorry to be so long getting back to you - I'm new to this site and am still finding my way around it. Thanks for listing me as a friend. What was it on my site that interested you?

Best wishes,

Ralph

At 6:32pm on March 24, 2009, Tanisha said…: Hi Gail, thanks for the add. Please visit our website at www.ingrammarketing.com

At 3:11pm on March 9, 2009, Chad Fleagle said…: Where do you get the artwork done for your book covers? They are fantastic looking!

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At 10:07am on October 29, 2008, Aidana WillowRaven said…: My book signing Saturday was a success... Read more and see pics on my latest blog post.

Also, check out my latest cover for the JGDS (Junior Geography Detective Squad) children's mystery state book series:

Isn't my job cool?

Aidana WillowRaven
www.WillowRavenIllustration.com
IM: willowraven.illustration

At 5:29pm on August 4, 2008, Brenda Weaver said…: Come on over and take a peek, leave a comment and tell all your friends to do the same! It will be posted until Aug. 7th.
Rowan of Locks Glen is the last Dragon Lord...come see what he has to say about that!
Brenda

At 6:12pm on July 16, 2008, Karen Harrington said…: Hi Gail,

Thanks for befriending me! Always great to meet another writer. Your book sounds interesting!

Best,

Karen

At 8:28pm on May 15, 2008, Rosalie Skinner said…: Hi Gail,
Thanks for adding me. Your blurb for The Summoner sounds great and your interview with Paul Kearney is terrific. It would be wonderful to be part of that re enactment he spoke of. The battles you and Paul spoke of sound amazing.
So much of what you covered interested me. Especially when you touched on the cost of battles on the landscape. That always amazes me. How did the huge army's survive when they lived off the land.
The idea of a battles, seiges, details down to latrines, water, wood and food. Supplying, resupplying...logistics.. it is fascinating.

They are the details that as a Fantasy writer, I find so consuming.

Even here in Australia we have medieaval groups, nothing so modern as the civil war, but they help with getting into the feel of things. Just the weight of chain mail.. it's great to have hands on access.

The interview was great.
Thanks for sharing!

At 12:09pm on May 15, 2008, Jeremy Twigg said…: Hey Gail,

It's very nice to meet you. Thanks so much for the add and friendship!

Best wishes,
Jeremy

At 3:41pm on May 14, 2008, Savannah Black said…: Hi Gail thanks for adding me. I have been inactive lately due to family illness and preparing to move to Florida. I hope to get back into the swing of things soon.
Savannah