Monthly Archives: May 2012

Happy Birthday End of Mae!

Posted on May 31, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

PartyGoers from left to right – Amy, Brandon, Kyra, Cady, Dakota, Ryan & Aaron Tonight wraps up the last of Mae Awareness and we did it with a bang – a birthday party at the Gallery and a full pirate parade! … Continue reading →

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Mae On The Book Rack (BGW #7)

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

Today I released the final End of Mae book (for now…) into the wild.  I’ve had so much fun with this that I plan to continue Wild Release Wednesdays with the books I wind up receiving for review as well as … Continue reading →

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Getting Creative with Minecraft & Mae

Posted on May 29, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

No Money Marketing is finally available in paperback!  It will be joining the Amazon selection within the week. Just a quick little movie tonight that my daughter put together to show you some of the variety you can have when … Continue reading →

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Happy Memorial Day

Posted on May 28, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

Enjoy your Memorial Day today… and remember that it is a real day to honor those that have fallen in service of our country as well as those that still serve.  Here’s some opportunities to give back just a little … Continue reading →

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My Day: Copy, Paste, Send & Refresh

Posted on May 27, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

Just a quick post tonight… I’m in the middle of sending ebooks out to troops stationed overseas for Memorial Day and it’s turning out to be a lot more labor intensive than I thought.  It’s part of Operation eBook Drop … Continue reading →

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Story Behind the Story

Posted on May 26, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

All month long I’ve been talking about my first book, End of Mae, but I think the story behind End of Mae is even more interesting than the tales of Heylel and his crew.  My book was started because of an argument at a … Continue reading →

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Guest Post From Cindy ;D

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

This is a guest post from an aspiring writer friend of mine named Cindy who is also writing a book.  I’m excited for the day when I get to review it here.  Until then, here’s Cindy with a guest post to help … Continue reading →

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Final Week of Mae Awareness!

Posted on May 24, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

I’m finally in the last week and I feel like I’ve run a marathon in Mae’s Doc Martins! We’ve had video reviews, games, piano music, readings, ArtWalk, a Facebook party, book signings… the list goes on and on.  I made my first … Continue reading →

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Books Gone Wild #6

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

Mae is once again free for the taking! This paperback copy of End of Mae was just released at Dragon Sports on Racetrack Road.  Dragon Sports is the best shop around to have anything done to your bike in my … Continue reading →

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Mae BookCrossing

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Angela Yuriko Smith

For the last month every Wednesday has been dedicated to Books Gone Wild where I release a paperback copy of End of Mae to be found randomly. In all I’ve let five books go, two of which have been claimed by owners.  … Continue reading →

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