Visit Rhett on My Space

• www.myspace.com/southern_madhatter     

 Check out these amazing writer support folks.  Each has been instrumental in Rhett's journey toward publication and creative website design.

• www.authorlink.com -- a host of information for authors. Also, listing available to help link with potential agents and publishers.
• www.maloneeditorial.com -- editor Susan Malone. Wonderful lady. Great editor. Having Susan Malone edit a manuscript is like taking a refresher English course. Well worth it!
• www.websiteideas4writers.com -- a bunch of helpful tips for creating effective websites. Ginny Stibolt really knows her stuff!
• http://www.dianewilkinsproductions.com -- my friend, master of the video. Her polish and shine on my book trailer took it from Woo to Woo-Hoo! She is one talented woman, folks. Check out her website. She collects awards right and left, and with good reason.
• http://www.biggreenpen.com -- copyeditor Paula Kiger. I'm telling you the truth...if she was a ghost-buster, there wouldn't be one single spirit left on the planet. She has an eagle-eye for typos.

    Visit some of Rhett's talented writer buddies:

• www.joellemartin.com -- novelist and traveler JoElle Martin, known to her writer buddies as Forest Elf. Her young adult fantasy novel, A Bridge in the Forest, is slated for release in 2008 by Windstorm Creative.
• www.djstephens.net -- author buddy D.J. (Don) Stephens. Author of Bearkiller and Halo, as well as several Amazon shorts. All-'round nice guy.

     Other sites Rhett highly recommends:

• www.kiva.org -- a place to give back to the world. A little help goes a long way. Check it out!

• www.pinkladies.com -- support site for breast cancer survivors, patients, and friends.
 

    A special shout-out thank-you to friend Lynn Seiler and Bailey for their help in the making of the Evenings on Dark Island book trailer. Bailey was the perfect stand-in for Diente, the spoiled-rich, vampire Chihuahua in the parody. I purposely left the red-eye effect in place...perfect for Bailey's alter ego. He's really sweet in person!

Contact the author at:

     trugrits@embarqmail.com

     "I love to hear from my readers. I learn so much -- what I'm doing right, what I need to work harder on. As an author, I depend on my readers' feedback to improve."