Authors on the Web
Suite101.com, October 29, 2009
...somewhere within their experience. During the conference I had a chance to speak with NY Times bestselling author Bob Mayer about this. Mayer has published over 40 books, including fiction and non-fiction titles. Suite101: Bob, do you believe that good...
Columbus Dispatch, July 7, 2009
...Romantic comedy is a natural mix, like chocolate and almonds. Q: You enjoy collaborations with other writers, including Bob Mayer, with whom you wrote Don't Look Down . How would you describe that experience? A: I got to a point where I felt, 'I have...
Columbus Dispatch, July 6, 2009
...Romantic comedy is a natural mix, like chocolate and almonds. Q: You enjoy collaborations with other writers, including Bob Mayer, with whom you wrote Don't Look Down A: I got to a point where I felt, 'I have really done everything with this genre that I...
Sherman Denison Herald Democrat, January 14, 2009
...on how new writers can break into publishing. The conference's keynote speaker will be best-selling thriller author, Bob Mayer. Drawing upon his military experience, Mayer has published over 38 books ranging from military techno-thrillers to political...
Impulsive Hearts, September 29, 2009
...I dislike lecturers who can only give you the highlights of what’s already covered in the textbook. Bob Mayer does not do this, he goes beyond his book and even his slides and makes it personal. I think Bob also has an advantage in that he’s lived...
Ciaralira, May 21, 2009
...books, deal with adversity, identify your brand, create a support team, and deal with publisher and reader expectations BOB MAYER : The Military for Writers NY Times Bestselling Author An introduction to the military from conventional warfare, through...
Smart Bitches, Trashy Books, April 6, 2009
...non-broomstick heroine), loves cooking and feeding people, small anger-management… From Agnes and the Hitman by Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) said... When I did a search on...
