Dorothy Thompson's Blog Critics has posted the most in-depth interview of author J. A. Hunsinger to date. She gets into the meat of the concept behind his Axe of Iron series of historical fiction books.
The interview will answer most, if not all, of the questions a prospective reader might have about the first book of the Axe of Iron series, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
Drop by the Blog Critics website and read all about this epic series of books about the medieval Greenland Vikings and their struggle to settle among the pre-historical natives of Canada and the U. S. more than 1000-years ago.
30 April 2009
29 April 2009
Axe of Iron: The Settlers Synopsis and Excerpt
Dorothy Thompson's PumpUpYourBook promotions has posted an excellent synopsis and excerpt from the historical fiction novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
The synopsis and excerpt will give the prospective reader a good thumbnail account of the Axe of Iron series of books that deal with the disappearance and subsequent assimilation of the entire populations of the two known Greenland Norse settlements with the pre-historical native populations of Canada and the United States more than 1000-years ago.
The synopsis and excerpt will give the prospective reader a good thumbnail account of the Axe of Iron series of books that deal with the disappearance and subsequent assimilation of the entire populations of the two known Greenland Norse settlements with the pre-historical native populations of Canada and the United States more than 1000-years ago.
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28 April 2009
Author Featured in the Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Sun-Times has author J. A. Hunsinger and his Axe of Iron series of medieval historical fiction books featured in their Entertainment section, both online and in the print edition of the newspaper.
How neat is that?
How neat is that?
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Interview of Author J. A. Hunsinger on FictionScribe
An interesting interview has been posted on the FictionScribe blog of author J. A.Hunsinger and his Axe of Iron series of medieval historical fiction books.
Drop by and read all about this epic series of novels.
Drop by and read all about this epic series of novels.
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27 April 2009
Book Review, Axe of Iron: The Settlers
Cheryl posted an excellent book review on her blog for today, 27April2009. The Internet book tour, of which her blog is a part, ends on Thursday, 30April.
The coverage is a book review of the novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers, by J. A. Hunsinger.
The coverage is a book review of the novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers, by J. A. Hunsinger.
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pre-historical Canadian natives,
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24 April 2009
Double Header Interviews
Another great interview of author J.A. Hunsinger and his novel Axe of Iron: The Settlers, the first book of the Axe of Iron series, has been posted by Jackie, on her Writing Porch blog.
http://writingporch.blogspot.com/2009/04/author-q-with-jerry-hunsinger-axe-of.html
For the second day in a row, Rose has a great interview on her blog. Today she uses a clever line of questions to delve into the mind of the protagonist of Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
http://www.theplotline.wordpress.com
http://writingporch.blogspot.com/2009/04/author-q-with-jerry-hunsinger-axe-of.html
For the second day in a row, Rose has a great interview on her blog. Today she uses a clever line of questions to delve into the mind of the protagonist of Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
http://www.theplotline.wordpress.com
Labels:
archaeology,
assimilation,
author,
Axe of Iron,
book blogging,
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Book Trailer,
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Cree,
Iroquios,
Ojibwa,
pre-historical Canadian natives,
Viking Greenland,
writer's network
23 April 2009
The Plot
A book spotlight of the historical fiction novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers, including an excerpt, has been posted on The Plot blog for today. The site administrator, Rose, has done a terrific job with an insightful and informative posting for her visitors of this provocative novel of the medieval Greenland Norse people and their path to assimilation with the pre-historical natives of Canada.
Visit The Plot by clicking either of the two site hyperlinks above.
Visit The Plot by clicking either of the two site hyperlinks above.
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pre-historical Canadian natives,
Viking Greenland,
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22 April 2009
Triple Header Today
The highly regarded website, Blogging Authors, has posted an article by J. A. Hunsinger on how climate change affected the medieval Greenland Vikings and his Axe of Iron series of historical fiction books about these people and their assimilation with the natives of North America.
Destiny Rae Booze has posted her interview of author J. A. Hunsinger. They talk about his Axe of Iron series, his writing, and adventures in the world of books and publishing.
Book Stacks has featured a guest post of author J. A. Hunsinger and his work. The site administrator has posted an article on what the author has learned about writing and publishing that should be of interest to anyone in the field.
Drop by these sites today for an in depth look at the author and his work.
Destiny Rae Booze has posted her interview of author J. A. Hunsinger. They talk about his Axe of Iron series, his writing, and adventures in the world of books and publishing.
Book Stacks has featured a guest post of author J. A. Hunsinger and his work. The site administrator has posted an article on what the author has learned about writing and publishing that should be of interest to anyone in the field.
Drop by these sites today for an in depth look at the author and his work.
20 April 2009
A Good Book Review
Jennifer has posted a good review of the historical fiction novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers on her blog this morning. Her review is of special importance because she does not normally like historical fiction, but she liked this book. I am happy about that.
16 April 2009
J. A. Hunsinger, Author, Featured on American Chronicle
An interview by Dorothy Thompson and guest post of the work of J. A. Hunsinger, author of the character-driven, historical fiction novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers is featured on American Chronicle today.
This is an excellent interview and post by Dorothy. Drop by and read all about it.
This is an excellent interview and post by Dorothy. Drop by and read all about it.
15 April 2009
The Dark Phantom blog
Author J. A. Hunsinger is featured on The Dark Phantom blog with an article on the writing/publishing game from the perspective of an independent publisher.
Drop by, the blogger has put up a good post.
Drop by, the blogger has put up a good post.
13 April 2009
Paperback Writer Interview of Author J. A. Hunsinger
Rebecca, of the Paperback Writer blog--click the title link--has a good interview posted on her blog of author, J. A. Hunsinger, and his historical fiction novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
Drop by and comment for automatic entry in a Virtual Book Tour contest for writers and an Amazon gift certificate for readers—can't miss, probably.
Drop by and comment for automatic entry in a Virtual Book Tour contest for writers and an Amazon gift certificate for readers—can't miss, probably.
10 April 2009
The Reader's Respite
Michelle has posted a portion of one of my writing/publishing published articles on her site today.
An excerpt follows: "The road to publication has been a nightmare because of the time and money wasted while I learned the business. I wish I could say that there is lots of help out there for the newbie’s, but actually, the reverse is true. You are prey swimming in the shark’s pool—take heed. Believe nobody, and get everything in writing, research, research, and research."
Click on the title link of this post to visit her site and read the rest. Leave your comment, I am interested in your opinion.
If you missed it, her review of my novel yesterday is the next in queue.
An excerpt follows: "The road to publication has been a nightmare because of the time and money wasted while I learned the business. I wish I could say that there is lots of help out there for the newbie’s, but actually, the reverse is true. You are prey swimming in the shark’s pool—take heed. Believe nobody, and get everything in writing, research, research, and research."
Click on the title link of this post to visit her site and read the rest. Leave your comment, I am interested in your opinion.
If you missed it, her review of my novel yesterday is the next in queue.
09 April 2009
Book Review, Axe of Iron: The Settlers
Michelle, of A Reader's Respite blog, posted a review of my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers on her site.
Here's an excerpt of what she had to say: "Hunsinger's knowledge of Norse history is extensive and the novel is rich in details describing the Northmen's customs and culture. Thankfully, however, this does not bog down the actual story. The characters are strong and three-dimensional: the struggles of leader Halfdan Ingolfsson are engrossing as he and his fellow settlers strive to carve a new life for themselves in this new and hostile land."
Drop by her site to read the rest.
Here's an excerpt of what she had to say: "Hunsinger's knowledge of Norse history is extensive and the novel is rich in details describing the Northmen's customs and culture. Thankfully, however, this does not bog down the actual story. The characters are strong and three-dimensional: the struggles of leader Halfdan Ingolfsson are engrossing as he and his fellow settlers strive to carve a new life for themselves in this new and hostile land."
Drop by her site to read the rest.
08 April 2009
The Real Hollywood
Click on the link embedded in the title to read the clever way that Rebecca, of The Real Hollywood blog, uses humor to engage the subject of her interview, me.
It is a fun approach to the difficulty of drawing another person out enough to make the answers engaging for the reader.
Read how she does it as she questions me about my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
It is a fun approach to the difficulty of drawing another person out enough to make the answers engaging for the reader.
Read how she does it as she questions me about my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
07 April 2009
The Book Connection
Cheryl, at The Book Connection, has a terrific guest post today of me and my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers. Just click on this blog's title link to go there.
She has cleverly used embedded links to maximize a visitor's reading experience. My book trailer is featured at the end of the post; I like it and I hope you do as well.
Drop by and take a look.
She has cleverly used embedded links to maximize a visitor's reading experience. My book trailer is featured at the end of the post; I like it and I hope you do as well.
Drop by and take a look.
06 April 2009
Book Review
The Tome Traveller's Weblog has a book review posted today of my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers.
Click the embedded link in the title of this blog to drop by her website and read this very reasoned review of my historical fiction novel.
Click the embedded link in the title of this blog to drop by her website and read this very reasoned review of my historical fiction novel.
03 April 2009
The Unadorned Book Review
The Unadorned Book Review has posted a partial book review of Axe of Iron: The Settlers to her blog. What with sick kids and the vagaries of life in general she has not finished the book yet, but she likes what she has read and that is a good thing, in my view.
Drop by and comment, you will be automatically entered in a contest. Well, you MIGHT win!
Drop by and comment, you will be automatically entered in a contest. Well, you MIGHT win!
02 April 2009
Book Talk Corner Interview
Drop by and read the interview that answers questions about my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers, posted today on the Book Talk Corner website. The questions provide insight into the current novel and also details for the premise behind the Axe of Iron series.
By leaving a comment, published authors are automatically entered in a contest to win a free Virtual Book Tour promotion from the PumpUpYourBook Internet advertising program. Others leaving a comment will be entered to win a $50.00 Amazon gift certificate.
By leaving a comment, published authors are automatically entered in a contest to win a free Virtual Book Tour promotion from the PumpUpYourBook Internet advertising program. Others leaving a comment will be entered to win a $50.00 Amazon gift certificate.
01 April 2009
Blogger News Network Featured Interview
Drop by and read the Blogger News Network posting today featuring my novel, Axe of Iron: The Settlers and their subsequent interview of me.
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