Tag: Lloyd Lofthouse

Lloyd Lofthouse

Apr 17, 2013

“The Bartender’s Tale” by Ivan Doig

The backroom of the Medicine Lodge offers powerful magic for a 12-year old boy and the girl he loves.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Mar 27, 2013

Dissecting the “Moral Duty” of a Reckless and False Review [Viewed as a Single Page]

My question is: Does a “moral duty” give Amanda Roberts (or anyone else for that matter) have the right to write a reckless and false review?
Lloyd Lofthouse

Mar 19, 2013

Who’s behaving badly? A culture of arrogance

You are a bloviating, egotistical snob with reading skills so poor that you could never get into 1st grade, and I am more famous and smarter than you will ever be.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Mar 15, 2013

Is this an example of Defamation?—not protected by the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

Libel (defamation) is the number one reason journalists get sued, and the average verdict is $2.4 million.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Feb 17, 2013

East Bay Area Author Event, March 2nd, 2013

Fifteen published authors will be talking throughout the day about the subject of their books, about their works, and about the process of writing and getting published.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 22, 2013

In Defense of Authors Perceived as Behaving Badly – Part 3/3

How do you earn reviews from reputable sources?
Lloyd Lofthouse

Jan 21, 2013

In Defense of Authors Perceived as Behaving Badly – Part 2/3

“If the conversation is going on and you are not part of it, it is more than likely that you will be painted inaccurately.”
Lloyd Lofthouse

Sep 1, 2012

Authors Finding Readers – Part 4/4

It is crucial for an author to identify the interests of his or her potential readers before building and branding a proper Internet platform.
Lloyd Lofthouse

Aug 31, 2012

Authors Finding Readers – Part 3/4

Now that we have a better idea about the size of the reading public and its reading habits, how does an author go about attracting the right sort of reader for his or her work?
Lloyd Lofthouse

Aug 30, 2012

Authors Finding Readers – Part 2/4

According to consumers, free chapters or sample giveaways had the largest impact on buying e books.