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DeAnna Cameron--The Official Blog for DeAnna Cameron, author of THE BELLY DANCER

http://deannacameron.blogspot.com

So the novel sells. Now what? I'll share my experience as a first-time author, with a few detours into the art and history of belly dance -- the inspiration for my new book, THE BELLY DANCER.

• Added on: Apr 3rd, 2008
• Country: United States
• Language: English

• Author: DeAnna Cameron
• Listed in: Fiction Writing
• Tags: bellydance publishing novel novelist belly dance

Recent Posts

• 4 More Things I Love About Being a Writer...

  Posted on Thursday September 4th, 2008 at 14:06 in writing

  * Eavesdropping is acceptable, if you're trying to learn the nuances of dialogue.* You can ask anybody anything, if you say it’s research.* Writing is cheaper than therapy.* You can write a paragraph, spend hours revising that paragraph, ultimately...

• THE BUSINESS OF BOOKS, with novelist Danielle Younge-Ullman

  Posted on Wednesday September 3rd, 2008 at 11:36 in danielle younge-ullman, falling under

  Danielle Younge-Ullman is the author of the critically acclaimed debut novel FALLING UNDER (Plume, August 2008), and also a playwright and sometime actor. (She likes to call herself a “recovering actor.”) Publisher’s Weekly calls her novel, wh...

• THE BUSINESS OF BOOKS, with novelist Lauren Lipton

  Posted on Wednesday August 27th, 2008 at 11:03 in contest, it's about your husband, lauren lipton, mating rituals of the north american wasp

  Lauren Lipton’s debut novel, IT’S ABOUT YOUR HUSBAND, centers on California girl Iris Hedge, who’s trying to forge a new life for herself in New York while dealing with a divorce and a shaky job situation. When she also finds herself reluctant...

• THE BUSINESS OF BOOKS, with novelist Sandra Gulland

  Posted on Wednesday August 20th, 2008 at 10:16 in mistress of the sun, sandra gulland, the many lives and secret sorrows of josephine b.

  Sandra Gulland first captivated readers with her trilogy of Josephine Bonaparte, a series that earned raves for its glimpse into a dramatic period in French history and the fascinating life of the woman who married Napoleon. Inspired by a biography o...

• On my visit to Acres of Books...

  Posted on Monday August 18th, 2008 at 16:53 in acres of books, books, reading

  I visited an old friend this weekend, probably for the last time. Now that might sound overblown to somebody who would consider Acres of Books in Long Beach to be just a used bookstore.But I’m not alone.Saturday afternoon the place was full of peo...

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