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Bettie Corbin Tucker
 Bettie Corbin Tucker founded Rainbow's End Publishing Company in 1983
(traditional publisher) and successfully ran it for sixteen years.
She also edited a nationally distributed magazine and has acted as a
consultant to authors who self-publish their own works. As an
author of seven books , she has been published by mainline presses such as Baker Book House and CSS
Publishing. She is a sought-after speaker, writing instructor and
self-publishing consultant. Mrs. Tucker, who has
been featured nationally on radio and television, has experience as an
editor, ghostwriter, and book reviewer. She is the most content
when working at her computer with her two adorable Lhasa Apso puppies at
her feet.
Bettie previously hosted her own talk radio show entitled, "The Time to Tell."
She is especially interested in reviewing books in the following categories:
self-help, medical, children's fiction, romance, mystery and
Christian.
New authors are welcome!
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Other Reviewers:
Melissa Brown Levine
Melissa Brown Levine is
a writer, reviewer and manuscript consultant. She has published novels,
contributed to magazines, and reviewed books for several years. Levine
uses her extensive academic background in developing her own writing and
when evaluating the work of other writers. She holds degrees in
psychology, counseling, library science, and writing.
Her diverse background enables her to review writing on a variety of
subjects and to provide valuable insight about a book's integrity.
Levine has reviewed all types of fiction from historic to literary to
science fiction. She has also written reviews on a variety of
non-fiction topics such as investing, business development,
Christianity, spirituality, weight loss and eating disorders.
As a manuscript consultant, Levine brings a fresh eye to a writer's
work. In her evaluation of a piece, Levine searches for strengths in
character development, plot, and storytelling and uses what she learns
to help writers transform their books into tightly written and
critically edited pieces.
Levine is currently blogging at
The Acceptance Project and her writing portfolio can be viewed on
her
website.
Jennifer Maughan
Jennifer Maughan enjoys the bookmaking process immensely and has worked
as a content and production editor for most of her career. Writing,
reviewing, ghostwriting, copyediting, proofreading and design/layout
round out her professional skills. Although she'll give just about any
book a try, the non-fiction genres she most enjoys are titles about
business, parenting, food, self-help, history and travel. Any fiction
genre will do as long as it is ultimately uplifting and inspiring.
Jennifer gets great satisfaction from reading outstanding books for
children and young adult fiction as well.
Jennifer is a published author of a juvenile fiction novel and a
family-style cookbook. She enjoys creative cooking and being active with
her husband and three terrific children.
Graciela Sholander
Graciela Sholander is the co-author of Dream It Do It: Inspiring
Stories of Dreams Come True (http://dreamitdoit.net).
She gives talks and conducts workshops at schools, universities,
bookstores, churches, and other organizations to motivate people to
reach their heartfelt dreams. In addition, she has been working as a
freelance writer, editor, ghostwriter, copywriter, Internet content
provider, and translator for the past 11 years.
She's written articles on a variety of nonfiction topics for print
publications including New Mexico Magazine, Family Life, and Women's
Circle.
Graciela enjoys reading and reviewing nonfiction titles. She is
especially interested in these categories: self-help, biography,
spiritual, parenting, motivational, business, writing, career,
education, advocacy, food, gardening, lifestyle, and travel. She also
enjoys reviewing books written for teens and kids. Graciela lives in
northern Colorado with her husband and their two children.
Frank Stapleton
Frank
Stapleton is a public librarian who has been involved in reviewing and
collecting graphic novels and comic books for several years. He has written
reviews for Library Journal and is currently reviewing for
BrokenFrontier.com and ForeWord Magazine. As a librarian, Mr.
Stapleton has collected material in the fields of music, art, sports,
graphic novels, technology and philosophy. He has degrees in history and
library science.
Mr.
Stapleton enjoys reviewing books on all topics and genres, both fiction and
nonfiction. Some of his favorite subjects include music, art, history and
sports; as well as fiction genres like mystery, historical fiction, science
fiction, humor, and western. Since he began reviewing books four years ago,
he has yet to meet a genre he didn’t like. In addition to reviewing, Mr.
Stapleton writes short stories and poetry.
John Tucker
John Tucker, a retired engineer, was involved with Rainbow's End
Publishing Company for sixteen years. He did layout, design,
proofreading and editing. Since his retirement he has written
three Christian books--two which have been published in electronic
format. John is interested in reviewing Christian books--fiction
and non-fiction--that make a difference in the lives of individuals. .
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