Tag: a diamond for her novel
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W.P. Kinsella & My 11th Novel
I emailed my manuscript of my 11th novel off to my editor yesterday. That’s always a momentous day! It’s entitled THE LOST LINEUP and it’s Book 2 of Myths & Tales of the Winasook Iron Horses. Have no idea if there will ever be a book three. No plans at the moment, but then again,…
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A New Favorite Review of A DIAMOND FOR HER
Bonnie @ Bonniereadsandwrites wrote a terrific review of my newly released novel. She states: “Mark W. Sasse has created a book that is captivating, remarkable, and full of the American spirit.” and … “In the tradition of W.P. Kinsella, Mark W. Sasse brings the magic of baseball to life.” Head on over to her terrific…
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New Novel Now Available: A DIAMOND FOR HER: MYTHS & TALES OF THE WINASOOK IRON HORSES
It’s available! Grab your copy now: KINDLE eBook Version: Paperback? Best option: Head to local independent bookstore and ask for it. If they don’t have it, they can order it for you. Please ask them to stock a couple copies for you at release. Library? If you don’t want to buy it, go to your…
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Non-Baseball Fan Review of A DIAMOND FOR HER
My goal in writing A DIAMOND FOR HER was to make the story interesting even for non-baseball fans. Well, according to Rose Auburn, who reviewed it for her website, I succeeded. Rose writes: “I will confess that I know nothing about baseball (I’m English) and A Diamond For Her is steeped in baseball lore, knowledge…
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What a year … for writing!
I’m sure I don’t need to rehash the monstrous year 2020 has proved to be. And I won’t. Who would want to re-live that? And yet, I’m fairly sure there were positives along the way. A focus on family. Time to delve into areas which had been neglected. And writing. Yes. For me, this year…
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When Lightning Strikes: The First 300 Words
I love talking about writing. I don’t know why. I guess it’s a tangent of the creative process, a way of analysis. However, more times than not, talking about writing is more akin to trying to demystify the brain. In other words, it’s smoke and mirrors because writing is not an analytical sport, it’s a…
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Field of Dreams, anyone?
Anyone who knows me would be able to guess my favorite movie. Yes, Field of Dreams. I was a starry-eyed twenty-one year old on my honeymoon when I saw it, so you can forgive me for my sentimentality, can’t you? But beyond that, of the numerous times I’ve watched it over the years, it’s still…