Writers4Writers and More!!!

W4WS: Thanks again everyone for supporting a really amazing and awesome venture! Hosted by Mary Pax, Christine Raines, C.M. Brown, and myself, the objective is to help other writers to succeed.

Our Mission: 

• Help writers bring awareness of their book(s) to tens of thousands of new people 

• Help writers reach Amazon Top 100 in at least one category (i.e., suspense, free, etc.) 

• Increase sales of their book(s) after the promo is over 

• Drive new traffic to their blog and increase following 

• Create verbal and viral buzz. 

This month's spotlighted writers are the talented Laura Eno and Marian Allen. 

What To Do, You Ask? Simply stop by Laura and Marian's sites and copy and paste their pre-written Tweets into your Twitter account. 

Or go to #W4WS on Twitter and Retweet something. You can do this once or all week long as much as you feel inspired.

Or click the W4WS Facebook Page and then share their links with your Facebook friends and writers groups. thus enabling Laura and Marian to reach countless new people they could never before reach! 

If you want more information, CLICK HERE and sign up. Then check in every third Monday of each month to help support and promote a brother or sister in the Blogosphere. Simple. Easy. Powerful. 

Pop Travel: A big thanks to the talented Tara Tyler for making a number of banners for my new blog. I love this Wormhole Test Pilot. There are a few more an I can change them from time to time. Thanks Tara! They look great!

And Tara has a new book coming out July 7th titled Pop Travel! This genre is right up my ally and I'm looking forward to reading it.

Guest Bloggers: I have lots of openings for guest bloggers this summer. Want to promote your book? Or share something about the writing and publishing business? Let me know in the COMMENTS or email be at stephen.tremp@yahoo.com and we can set a day for you to guest blog here. 

Harryhausen's Restaurant

Follow Up: I made mention in last week's homage to Ray Haryhausen that Pixar's movie Monster Inc. named a restaurant after him. I found this pic on Google Images and had to post it. 

Follow Up part Deux: In the same post I asked a question regarding Raquel Welch and the term "Miss Fuzzy Britches." I probably could have framed the question better as it was meant to be a two-part answer. 

Miss Fuzzy Britches

Ben Ellis answered both parts: "I believe the reference to "Miss Fuzzy Britches" is "Loana the Fair One" Raquel Welch's character in One Million Years B.C. She is dubbed "Miss Fuzzy Britches" by the warden in Shawshank Redemption." Ben, I just placed a gold star sticker next to your name! 

Finally: Don’t forget to join the W4WS Blog Hop below and stop by Miss Fuzzy Britches ... errr ....  Laura and Marian’s Web sites and thanks again for your support!