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Author of Bridge Daughter & A Man Named Baskerville

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He took on Sherlock Holmes and lost. Now he wants revenge.

Cover of "A Man Named Baskerville" by Jim Nelson

"A page turner.” – Jane Rubino, author of Hidden Fires

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An Insider’s Guide to Kindle Scout

16 August 2016Jim Nelson Leave a comment

Kindle ScoutKindle Scout winner R. J. Vickers has posted an incredibly thorough insider’s guide to Kindle Scout over at BookRazor. If you have any interest in Kindle Scout (and if you’re a fiction writer, you should), check out her savvy break-down of the program: its benefits and drawbacks, it short-term challenges and long-term gains.


Published 16 August 2016.
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