Alcoholic Outsider Artists Launches The Man Overboard Tour

Monday, March 16, kicks off an exciting virtual blog tour with, Darryl Hagar, author of The Man Overboard. Darryl will stop by Alcoholic Outsider Artist http://alcoholicoutsiderartist.blogspot.com/ where you can read an excerpt from The Man Overboard. It offers interesting insight into the world of alcoholism and recovery. "There’s a public misconception that alcoholics are homeless, hungry, broke, and dirty. My friend was about to see that people from all walks of life are represented at twelve-step meetings."

Be sure to leave a comment while you're there. Commenters on all of The Man Overboard blog tour stops, to be entered in two random drawings. The first is a weekly drawing. Weekly winners have the chance to win one of Darryl Hagar graphic novels http://www.themanoverboard.com/programs. Commenters who participate on the tour also will be placed in a random drawing to win a copy of Darryl Hagar's The Man Overboard http://www.themanoverboard.com/book.html. One copy will be given away midway through the eight-week tour and the second at the conclusion.

Darryl is passionate about his recovery and committed to helping others find the strength and support needed to reclaim their lives from the insidious affects of addiction. He will check in throughout the day to answer questions. You’ll learn more and have a chance to win a graphic novel or a copy of The Man Overboard. You can order his book at http://www.themanoverboard.com/book.html .

For the most up to date information for all tours, visit http://virtualblogtour.blogspot.com/2009/03/man-overboard-by-darryl-hagar-virtual.html

Writers' Devotions to Go

Inspirational/Devotions
Writers’ Devotions to Go
Meditations from Proverbs
By LeAnn Campbell
Extreme Diva Media, Inc.

Do you bring a professional attitude to your writing? LeAnn Campbell uses the book of Proverbs as a guidebook for writers. Every chapter has one or more nuggets of wisdom to motivate writers. There is guidance for perfecting your craft, choosing words carefully, and handling criticism. Listening to instruction, dealing with rejections, and working diligently instead of acting like a lazy sluggard—Proverbs covers it all. Proverbs 19:2 (NIV) could be a motto for writers. “It is not good to have zeal without knowledge, nor to be hasty and miss the way.”

Writers Devotions to Go covers all this and many more situations that writers face. It includes web sites for contacting writers’ organizations, suggestions for writers who want to establish local groups, guidelines for critique groups, and web sites to determine whether information you get over the Internet is the truth or a hoax.

Available at bookstores and www.extremedivamedia.com around March 1, 2009
ISBN: 978-1-934626-08-5