From Mustangs to Tales from the Darkside The 131 Preview Review has a snortingly good time with T.J. Loveless

The 131 Preview Review is pleased to Welcome Author T.J.Loveless

Born in Anchorage, I've lived ... well ... everywhere. From the Arctic Circle to a block from the beaches in Florida. I speak fluent Arkansas Hillbilly, make a mean gumbo, can sew when necessary and am a whiz at packing. 

Life's unexpected twists and turns have led me down paths from shoveling water to build roads, correctional officer at a men's maximum security unit, to helping do the research and co-authoring the scientific paper regarding dyslexia and genetic inheritance. I've met a lot of wonderful people along the way, and a few I'd prefer to forget. But always grateful for what I learned.

I'm also a copy/content editor, and found I love helping a story idea turn into a book, ready to be distributed to those that need the story. I enjoy helping others in their journey, even as I continue on mine. So many things to learn!

You'll generally find a Muse snuggled to my hip, the other one laying across my shoulders and Editor Kitty staring at the screen, waiting for the red ink to make an appearance. Once it does, he lays across the keyboard purring.

The family brags about the latest compromising position I've been found in, trying to figure out how to truly describe "legs all akimbo" or if falling on the couch could truly land a body in a certain position. They ignore my yelling at characters on the computer screen, and are forgiving when I accidentally write past the time for them to eat. It's one way of teaching the teenager to cook ...

The 131 Preview Review has a chat with William (Bill) Sawyers

The 131 Preview Review Presents William(Bill) Sawyers

          William (Bill) Sawyers has been a Custodian for the past 25 years and a Children's Author for the last six years. He writes for the ages of five and up. He is the married father of two, a boy and a girl and has been  writing poetry for 25 years and writing for children for about 15 years now. He has three published books.  What Am I?, What Am I? Bugs, and  The Nest That Could Fly!. 

          When not working in the California Schools Bill loves to do book signings and story telling, as well as radio and T.V interviews. His motto: "Daring to make a difference in today's youth one page at a time"

The 131 Preview Presents Eri Nelson

The 131 Preview Review Presents Author Eri Nelson

Eri Nelson is a nontraditional indie author who manages all areas of her fiction, fantasy, paranormal, action, adventure, and sometimes-erotic writing. Eri handles all the groundwork of her books, even the editing. Because of this Eri strives to improve her abilities along with trying to explain to readers her far from traditional sentence structures. However, she will openly admit that typos follow her.

Join Eri and her shadowy side of writing as she takes you along to explore new desire hunger filled worlds where your mind can share in the heat of the read.

       As is becoming my niche, I have had the opportunity to do a wee bit of live Q&A with Eri... Let’s see what I can stir up in my cauldron.... (Hearty Cackle)

The 131 Preview Review Presents M. Glenn Hedden

The 131 Preview Review Presents M. Glenn Hedden, author of

The Silent Bell and Other Stories.

        M. Glenn Hedden is an aspiring author currently residing in Omaha.  Glenn was born and raised in northwest Iowa and received his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Grinnell College.  Living a pleasantly uneventful life, he can usually be found at home when not at his day job as a help desk technician. He enjoys gardening, cooking, death metal, and spending quality time with his two cats. Glenn’s a fairly run-of-the-mill fellow for the most part, but with better tea.

Just a sample is never enough.

Just a sample is never enough.

The 131 Preview Review Presents

The Silent Bell and Other Stories

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M. Glenn Hedden W.I.P.

         The Silent Bell and At the River’s Edge are just the first of the short stories which will make up the whole of M. Glenn Hedden’s work, The Silent Bell and Other Stories. The reads are short, but compelling little incites, which while a wee bit odd, in a cool way, I really rather enjoyed.

Set sail on Sensually, Sophisticated Journey

Sight, "Glittering gold, blood red, sunset orange" Smell, "starflower, neroli peel" Taste, "bittersweet." And Touch... Oh Touch, these tales are charged by Lightning! 

Without further adieu The 131 Preview Review is pleased to present 

Autumn Harvest By Tof Eklund

This is another first for me, an online serial, that is hosted by Big World  Network, and written by the talented Tof Eklund. While it is not a book in the "traditional" sense I greatly encourage fans of Fantasy and Romance to give it closer look. parts are a wee racy for mainstream romance, but the high sensuality that builds to it should most certainly be experienced.

Anticipate a Ghostly Tale

The 131 Preview Review presents Author Lynette Sofras' Unworkers

      Ahh, the world of women’s fiction. Strangely, this is not a genera that I have been particularly exposed to over the years. To say that I stay far away from it would be an understatement likened to “The Atlantic is a big pond.” My reasoning is simple, I am not a woman concerned with marriage and children. I don’t have either as a concern in my life so there is no draw for me, to the concerns of its dramas and woes. But as a reviewer, I must leave my preferences at the door, and put on my Professional Reader Hat. I’m rather glad that I did.

       The book is a work in progress, a tale from Lynette Sofras, which she herself calls, “deeply personal.”