tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-359375252011-04-21T19:57:36.920-04:00KSO exists to allow readers to communicate with me regarding my novels, to showcase my writing, and to allow me to vent and make a fool of myself in public, all from the privacy of my computer room. Any feedback, criticism, or comments are welcome.Ken Sweethttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10850227456096984412noreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-35937525.post-1168614937505702392007-01-12T10:11:00.000-05:002007-01-12T10:29:14.626-05:00

I've been a busy boy lately, hammering away at the keyboard until my fingers are sore and my head hurts, but the input from keen readers and reviewers makes it all worthwhile. Here's a bit of what reviewer Richard Blake from Reader Views had to say about Clean: "The descriptions of Britain’s countryside and people were brilliantly articulated and gave the feeling of having been there. I now want

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Woohoo! Another excellent review of Clean can be found at the Book Ideas website. Click the link to go there and check it out. Here's a snippet of what the reviewer, Marie Jones, had to say:"Novels of spiritual quests are not easy to pull off, many often sounding too intimate for others to relate to, too preach for others to stomach, or too boring for anyone to care about, but Clean is a solidly

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Anybody know anything about these? I joined a few today, to try and promote this site. Will it work? I have no idea. I guess we'll see when the counter starts racking up (or not.) Meanwhile, feel free to email me or leave comments here regarding your personal experiences or viewpoints with WebRings as a tool for self-promotion.

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Salem Unbound, which was co-authored by yours truly and the great Michael T. Danielson, is in the final stages of preparation for a public release. The book is to be the first of a trilogy. Here is the glorious front cover, designed by Mr. Danielson himself. A link to preview the book will soon follow. Until then, feel free to stare at this crappy scanned photo, and drool.The synopsis of Salem

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In addition to the fantastic reviews listed below, Clean was graced with the "Author To Follow" award. I would be remiss not to shove this laurel in a few faces (so there, Mrs. Gerber...with all my daydreaming and absences, I still accomplished something.) Click on the award badge to read all about it. In the meantime, I'd like to thank the academy, my parents, Jesus Christ, David Bowie...

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A few editors, authors, and readers have been daring enough to review my first novel, Clean, and--shockingly--they have all had wonderful things to say. Of course, this makes me feel all warm and nice inside, like I just took a great, big shot of Jaegermeister. Here are some quotes from these wonderful, incredibly astute reviewers:"It is a rare work, especially one as concise as Clean, that can

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