Don't Keep a Good Thing Down

A giveaway has been initiated to herald in a new novel in the coming months. I will start another one of these when I have the second book in print. So, join the fun now and share the news. This is an undying challenge to see it go viral. That's why I called it the "undying" challenge - we need to keep it from falling into the muddy trenches of obscurity.

Create the Best Title and Win

I've got something to share. Win a $20 Amazon gift card in February by coming up with the best title for a book. Details are at - http://www.facebook.com/DeadRights in you want a chance to win. You ask, "Is that all it takes?"
Yes. That's all. Your submitted title will be judged by the public and myself for the winning entry. So, stop by and throw your try in the hat. What could it hurt? The contest is free to enter!

Bring Down Parkinson's

The sky is the limit! Starting tomorrow I am hosting a charity event online that will last all month long with a big blowout at the end with a giveaway. This is my first (and hopefully not my last) charity fundraiser. What is it about and how do I help? Well, I’m glad you asked. Visit my site and on January 27, 2012 find my table in Orlando, Fl. to help raise money for Parkinson’s research.
During the month of January I hope to raise a minimum of $1000 through a raffle/giveaway. Buy a book (it will also double as a raffle ticket) and proceeds will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation to forward progress towards a cure. By the end of the month I will pull two random names out of a bowl (via webcast on my site) and give each a $500 gift card.
Join the fight against Parkinson’s today.
Here’s a little about why I find this cause worth the time and effort to support:

• They support new and innovative ways to combat Parkinson’s.
• When ideas run dry with one group they move the funding to where progress is still being made by another group.
• Over 90% of the funds they gather go straight back into finding a cure.
• The onset of Parkinson’s disease for most is at the age of 60, but can be found in people as young as 18.
• Diagnosis of the disease is difficult at best with no set gene to point at or test to take. Besides the traditional signs associated with Parkinson’s disease – most go misdiagnosed.

That is something worth supporting. My list is short, but it hits the main reasons I want to do my part. Now you can help in this valiant effort by sharing and re-posting this blog.
Spread the word.

Watch the numbers rises here!

Every dollar works towards a day without Parkinson’s. Make this your first New Year’s Resolution and donate today!