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Blind Luck
by Scott Carter
If you were lucky, really lucky, would you know it? Not the kind of luck we all feel we find every now and then, such as catching all green lights on the way to work. Rather the type of luck when you just can’t lose, at anything, day after day. Would you [...]
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Check out Neighbourhood Living’s article on Blind Luck at http://neighbourhoodliving.dgtlpub.com
Canadian Publishing Examiner – Elements of Plot by Renee Miller
Posted: 11th October 2010 by admin in Excerpts, Synopsis, UncategorizedRenee Miller
http://www.examiner.com/publishing-in-toronto/elements-of-plot-beginning
Elements of Plot: Beginning
September 28th, 2010 7:35 pm ET
Do you like this story?
The beginning or introduction of your story is one of the most important parts of your book. This is where you hook your reader. Many readers say they decide whether or not to fork over their hard earned cash for a book [...]
Review of Blind Luck – Toronto Publishing Examiner by Renee Miller
Posted: 18th August 2010 by admin in Reviews, UncategorizedRenee Miller
Toronto Publishing Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/publishing-in-toronto/spotlight-on-canadian-authors-review-of-blind-luck-by-scott-carter
Spotlight on Canadian Authors:
Review of Blind Luck by Scott Carter
August 17th, 2010 2:47 pm
Blind Luck is the story about a man whose luck and life changes in single horrific moment.
Photo: Scott Carter
Blind Luck by Scott Carter is a story about a man whose life changes after a horrific accident occurs at [...]
Excerpt from Todd Shapiro’s Blog – 102.1 The Edge
Posted: 18th August 2010 by admin in Reviews, Uncategorizedhttp://www.edge.ca/Blogs/Todd/BlogEntry.aspx?BlogEntryID=10131108
Reading is Fun?!? [...]
Newfoundland
Few things in life live up to the hype but the rock deserves its reputation. What a wonderful artistic community. Many thanks to nurses Laurie and Gina for taking us on a tour of George Street. I have never been to a night spot where seventy-somethings, homeless people and club divas are [...]
Tour updates:
Super-agent, Matthew Stone was cool enough to accompany me on my trip to Ottawa and Montreal. Here are some thoughts on the weekend.
Ottawa
Many thanks to Diane Walker at Shirley Leishman books in Ottawa for the warm welcome and amazing display case. The extra care is appreciated and it was a treat to [...]
Here’s a story from the launch that is too much fun not to share. The Turf Lounge has off-track betting on the big-screens surrounding the bar. After the formal part of the evening, a friend of mine was having a beer at the bar when he noticed that the owner of one of [...]
Quill & Quire: Dave Bolden is a likable protagonist, the prose is engaging…
Posted: 17th April 2010 by admin in Uncategorizedhttp://www.quillandquire.com/reviews/review.cfm?review_id=6848
Would you bet your life on luck? Risk your fortune on a coin toss or wager? In Toronto screenwriter Scott Carter’s debut novel, Dave Bolden could plausibly answer yes. When the driver of an 18 wheel big rig has a seizure and crashes into an office building, Dave is the lone survivor. Dave himself would [...]