Showing posts with label essays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label essays. Show all posts
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Indie Book of the Day!
I'm very happy to say that my book, "I'm Not Talking About You, Of Course" won the "Indie Book of the Day" award for June 7, 2014. How cool is that?
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Check out my free promotion-Free book on Amazon Kindle!
My book of humorous essays, "I'm Not Talking About You, Of Course," is free on Amazon through Monday 3/31 at midnight. Check it out! :-)
Sunday, March 2, 2014
I have five audiobooks to give away!
Message me if you want one of the five audiobooks I am giving away of my just-released audiobook: "A Trip to the Hardware Store & Other Calamities."
This audiobook is a short work of humorous essays, read by the wonderful voice-over actress, Carrie Lee Martz. This book won the "Indie Book of the Day" in October.
This collection of humorous essays explores such quirky topics as: disastrous home repairs, ("A Trip to the Hardware Store"), an unfortunate dinner party ("Dinner is Served"), the truth about lazy people ("Lazy Bones"), the weird life of a debt collector ("Your Account is Past Due") and obsessions with gadgets ("Gadget Girl"). Other essays examine how surreal the aging process is ("Where Did the Time Go?"), why you shouldn't judge a person by their job ("Beyond Belief"), and how to complicate simple transactions ("High Finance"). Like the author's first work, "I'm Not Talking About You, Of Course...," these essays will give your spirit a lift and leave you smiling.
Message me on my blog: barbaravenkataraman.blogspot.com
Hurry! :-)
This audiobook is a short work of humorous essays, read by the wonderful voice-over actress, Carrie Lee Martz. This book won the "Indie Book of the Day" in October.
This collection of humorous essays explores such quirky topics as: disastrous home repairs, ("A Trip to the Hardware Store"), an unfortunate dinner party ("Dinner is Served"), the truth about lazy people ("Lazy Bones"), the weird life of a debt collector ("Your Account is Past Due") and obsessions with gadgets ("Gadget Girl"). Other essays examine how surreal the aging process is ("Where Did the Time Go?"), why you shouldn't judge a person by their job ("Beyond Belief"), and how to complicate simple transactions ("High Finance"). Like the author's first work, "I'm Not Talking About You, Of Course...," these essays will give your spirit a lift and leave you smiling.
Message me on my blog: barbaravenkataraman.blogspot.com
Hurry! :-)
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