This week, we’re giving you a sneak peek inside some of our titles.
Told in first person, but from a group not directly involved, Mirror People has earned kudos from readers.
The story of a family, two sisters, who are nearly torn apart. This is second story in How to Throw a Psychic a Surprise Party:
Marnie’s got all kinds of secrets, which just might endanger her sister Jewel.
For father’s day, we’re putting the majority of our books on sale. Look for the following books for sale either physical copies or ebooks.
Noreen Lace’s Dad Shining
Ron Terranova’s October Twilight
Dan Rhys’ The Lone Escapist
Jo Rousseau’s Tourists in the Country of Love
Leah Holbrook Sackett Swimming Middle River
Noreen Lace’s Eddy
Also, check out other gifts and swag at our new site – READLIPSSwag.com For a father’s day discount, use code DAD101
Whatever you choose, whatever you do, have a wonderful father’s day!
Hello readers and writers,
How are you doing in these trying times?
We’re opening a new call for submissions. We’ve received a request to do this and thought it was a great idea. Allow readers and writers a voice in this pandemic. Mostly, we’re looking for journal type of entries, although we’ll look at what you send us. We’re considering shorter works.
It will be published in Delphinium online.
Check out the first entry here under Current Topics.
Send us your journal entries, your pandemic diaries, an email to your mom, poems, postcard fiction, flash non fiction, photographs, or art. We want to hear your voice, see through your eyes.
We wish you well. Stay safe.
EnjoyThe Lone Escapist for your Friday Read – on sale this weekend!
This weekend, in honor of Valentine’s Day as well as Friday Reads, you can find Noreen Lace’s Eddy and Psychic Surprise Party on sale as well as Ron Terranova’s I, Polyphemus.
Next Week – The Lone Escapist!
Ladies and gentlemen,
As promised, we are celebrating Fridays in February with discounted reads!
This week – grab yourself some Appalachian Alchemy on Kindle for the low price of 2.99!
AND… Yes… there’s more.
Find Last Night In Granada, reviewed by Kirkus, for the same price of 2.99 on Kindle!
From Kirkus: A surreal performance that’s worth a read, particularly as a reflection of a historically important time and place.
ENJOY!
For Valentine’s Day, we will have Noreen Lace and Ron Terranova’s books!
We have (free) audiobooks!
New audiobooks available from ReadLips are as follows (and can be yours for free!)
First – review one of our books on Amazon.
Second – copy and paste that review on our facebook page.
Third – tell us which book you’d like to hear on audio.
THAT’S IT!!
The first twenty people to do this between Black Friday 11/29 and Sunday 12/1 – midnight will receive a code to use at audible!
Noreen Lace’s book of short stories, bound to win her some awards, is How to Throw a Psychic a Surprise Party. The book of fiction takes the reader to the metaphysical realm and back again. A little bit of reality, a touch of spirituality, and some questions we all need to read.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Rebecca Brooke who works with ReadLips in Poetic Petal Press designs the books of Poetry. Her experiences with Known as Ash’s Fire and Ash and Bozena Zawickz Neither Innocent or Guilty have produced beautiful results!
On our end, Eddy, by Noreen Lace has been featured at the Poe Museum. Eddy is a 
fictional account of an actual event in Poe’s life, and as an expert, she delivered a sensitive and intimate portrayal of Edgar Allan Poe experiencing the results of a Laudanum overdose.
Our Summer Release of Delphinium is a touching compilation of international poets and 
writers. We are very fortunate to have such a vast array of artists submitting. Keep it up, loves.
Our new release is Chris Pellizzari’s Last Night in Granada! We are excited about this book. I, personally, want to run off to Spain for a little romance!
Keep Reading. Keep Writing. Keep going!
Welcome Barlow Adams and his book App
alachian Alchemy!
One reader wrote: “Here’s a charming slab of story that just keeps twisting. As it opens, it seems to be a quiet coming of age tale — a slice of life Kentucky fried — and in many ways that remains the case throughout, but a primal violence seeps in there along the way and bloodies the water. Well, it so happens that’s my favorite kind of violence, so I was loving it.”
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