P.C. ZICK

From a Writer's Mind

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LATEST POSTS

  • New Release – An Unlikely Goddess

    Hello and Happy Veterans Day to all those who have and are serving the United States. Today I’m happy to announce the release of Mohana Rajakuman’s new novel An Unlikely Goddess, winner of the SheWrites New Novelist Award, 2011. Watch the trailer for the book on YouTube: Here’s an excerpt from the book: An Unlikely…

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  • Book Review Friday – Two Guys with Pen in the Sunshine State

    Disclosure: As I prepared to write a review on two of my favorite Florida authors, I realized something about the way I write reviews. I’m much tougher on the bestselling authors than I am on Indie Authors. Therefore, I’m filing this disclosure to let you know I am biased and guilty of conflict of interest…

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  • A Journal of the Past

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  • Author Wednesday – Francis Guenette

    Welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I’m happy to introduce you to my guest author interview with Francis Guenette, author of Disappearing in Plain Sight, modern fiction with a splash of romance. Francis told me that Disappearing in Plain Sight “shows the characters grappling with the realities of grief and desire only to discover that there…

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  • The Remarkable Journal of a Union Soldier

    Carol Ervin, Author of the Mountain Women Series Civil War Journal of a Union Soldier was edited and published this year by P.C. Zick, great-granddaughter of Harmon Camburn, a sergeant in the Second Michigan Infantry from 1861-1864. Harmon Camburn gave the strongest years of his youth and lost his health in the war between the states. He…

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  • #Book Review Friday – Sebastian by Christoph Fischer

    @PCZick It took me some time to understand why the title of this book is Sebastian. The title character doesn’t appear very often, but his presence is felt in the stories of those–mostly women–around him. Sebastian, Christoph Fischer’s second novel in the Three Nations Trilogy, is set in Vienna and Galicia in Central Europe. His…

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