• One Worn Out Worker

    One Worn Out Worker

    Working during covid
    from 49 reviews.
    Biographical  Poetry

  • Aaron Makes a Decision

    Aaron Makes a Decision

    an encounter with the lady in the tub
    from 11 reviews.
    Fantasy  Fiction

  • Success and Havoc

    Success and Havoc

    Aaron sorts things out, the dragons create havoc
    from 15 reviews.
    Fantasy  Fiction


FanStory wrote to Cindy Warren: Congratulations! The Dragons Come Home is the new Book of the Month!
    juliaSjames: Yay! Congratulations, Cindy! I voted for the dragons.
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    damommy: Congratulations! I've followed every chapter and it's a wonderful story. I'd like to see more coming. -
    Dorothy Farrell: Congratulations Cindy - well done - great achievement! x -
    Sallyo: Congratulations! I just realised... you're just a few months older than I am. -
    Franklin Dillard: Cindy: Congratulations on the new book of the month.
    I am the new old dude on the block. Thank you for the wonderful review you gave me.
    Franklin Dillard
    I have a website: www.havepenwilltravel.co -


FanStory wrote to Cindy Warren: My Mysterious Muse finished second in the contest "My Muse"


FanStory wrote to Cindy Warren: Jerry Jing-Jang and the Bears finished third in the contest "Share A Story In A Poem"


FanStory wrote to Cindy Warren: Frog in the Fog finished first in the contest "Essence poem contest"


Cindy Warren: I am an author living in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. I recently published a children's book called "The Unicorn's Horn. It is available at Publish America's website or on Kindle.
    Delirium Author: I used Publish America to publish my books too. :) I think getting an agent is a better way, but that's only because I have zero business sense. ha ha -
    Cindy Warren: I won't use them again. They did a lousy job of promoting it. -
    Delirium Author: Agreed. That's my thought as well. :) Agent is the way to go! -
    Tawnyowl: Sad to hear you are disillusioned with PA. I have a book with them, but refuse to pay for any 'promotion'. I think you might as well see how it does without paying for anything. In the end it is simply not worth it! best Wishes, Tawny -
    snowcat: Congradulations on getting your book published and wish you great success. I'm working on a children's book which I hope to have ready to submit to a publisher soon. I'm thinking of using Outskirtspress but am not sure.

    I see you love horses too. I love watching the show jumping competitions from Spruce Meadows on the CBC. -
    Kaine Darcwater: I congratulate you. Yet, after my experience with self publishing, I'll never do it again. Sky Park was published by IUniverse.com, truth to these publishers is they will publish anything even if it needs loads of work. -
    Kaine Darcwater: Most of the descriptive talent in Sacred Harbor was due to my partner Robyn. I drove her to leave, my chapters would be terrible. Vampires are just boring to most people these days. -
    Steven Guetschow: Congratulations Cindy for "A Dangerous Visitor". Well done. -
    GE Parson: I too have used PA to publish three books. It's true they will publish what you send hem and the way you send them. That's why they give you an opportunity to edit before they publish.

    I like them because they do not ask for any money up front. They recoup their expenses through your purchasing your books to do with them as you please.

    Promotion is all in your hands.
    G.E. Parson -
    ravenriter: Cindy, Congrats on your great finish in the Naani poem contest! I love the poem! -
    dalewarren59: Congratulations on "Whiskered Winner". Well Done! -
    Ben Colder : I am an old hand at having novels published and at the time I was publishing two novels in 04, under differebt name, I learned then the publisher you mentioned had so many law suites against them, I stayed away and got caught in another snare. Long story. -