D.S. Davis is a Florida writer from the Tampa area. I’ve enjoyed all his books so I sent him an early copy of Green Flash at Sunset. Not only did he provide a blurb that I included on the back of the book, but he wrote this review on his substack. Sign up for his substack. It costs you nothing. Review: “In Green Flash at Sunset, Nic … Continue reading New Early Review for Green Flash at Sunset
Release date is two months away. If you are a bookseller, book blogger/reviewer, booktokker or bookstagrammer, or librarian and would like to read an early copy of Green Flash at Sunset, please get in touch with me. Comment below or shoot me a message. I have paperback ARCs and epub or pdf. Whichever you prefer. Here is a brief synopsis: In the tourist-filled streets of … Continue reading FREE BOOK- ARCs available for Green Flash at Sunset
The author announces the self-publishing of their third novel, “Green Flash at Sunset,” inspired by historical literary figures. The book interweaves four narratives centered on themes of resilience and fulfillment set in Key West. Funding will cover essential publishing costs, offering the author full creative control, with gratitude extended to supporters. Continue reading Support My Self-Publishing Adventure Today!
I was recently invited on the Behind the Grind Podcast, a podcast about entrepreneurship based out of Pensacola, FL. We spoke about Emerald Coast Tours’ 10th year anniversary, a business I started in 2012. We also discussed both of my novels, Native Moments and Panhandlers. Give it a listen here: Behind the Grind Podcast – Nic Schuck Continue reading Behind the Grind Podcast
Small accomplishment, but it means a lot to me in my writing journey. On this day, 03/06/2020, Native Moments reached #1 bestseller status in the Central and South American Travel and Tourism category on Amazon. I think what’s really surprising to me is that this happened nearly 2.5 years after it was published, which lets me know that it is surviving in an era of … Continue reading #1 Bestseller
Looking for some readers that would enjoy reading a gritty southern story set in the piney woods of the Florida Panhandle. Need people that would be willing to read it in exchange for honest reviews on Amazon and Goodreads. If you have a blog even better. Email me at Nic.Schuck@gmail.com and I will send you a pdf copy. If you would rather just buy it, … Continue reading Free copy of Panhandlers!
I’ve always been a closet poet. I consider myself a novelist, but poetry is at the heart of all writing. I’ve never shared my poetry like I have my prose. It was something secret and a way to get better at writing when I was too stubborn or frustrated with my novels. Then I found Everette Maddox’s poetry. Two things instantly attracted me to his … Continue reading 225 Zaragoza Street, a poem
My follow up novel, Panhandlers, was officially released on Oct. 15th, 2018 and the Kindle version was released shortly after on Oct. 24th. Two early reviews have come in, one from Readers Favorites and another on Amazon from a reader. I’m including both in their entirety in hopes that it entices you to head over to Amazon and purchase a copy. Reviewed by Kris Moger for Readers’ … Continue reading First Two Reviews for Panhandlers!
Had the pleasure of talking with Adam Sinclair, a writer for Palm Beach Happening and he asked me some pretty fun questions. I always feel a little silly when I read the interviews for the first time, but I do enjoy them. Hope you enjoy it, too. Palm Beach Happening interview Panhandlers is currently available for preorder on Amazon. Continue reading Interview with Palm Beach Happening
In six months my second novel, Panhandlers will be published. I’m really proud of this one. I was really proud of Native Moments, too, but I feel I’ve grown as a writer since then and I really look forward to sharing this new story with you. I’m looking for advanced readers that will share their review of it on their blogs or on Amazon and … Continue reading Advanced Readers needed for Panhandlers
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