Author News

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#1: Kimberley Howe launched a new website today. She's made it into the next round of the American Title III Contest over at Romantic Times. To vote for her story, e-mail: webmaster@romantictimes.com with ONE SHOT, TWO KILLS in the subject line. Voting for this month ends on December 31, 2006.

#2: Infuze Magazine has a nice review of Thou Shalt Not, a horror anthology edited by Lee Allen Howard at Dark Cloud Press.

#3: The 2005 RITA award-winning book Grounds to Believe by Shelley Bates is being reisuued in mass market paperback in February.

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