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J.A. Coppinger

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zentekconsultants

Nov 26, 20141 min read

Thanksgivng

Thanksgiving has a unique meaning for me this year. In my current novel, I'm working with a lot of unpleasant memories I've dredged up...

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zentekconsultants

Nov 19, 20141 min read

Writing can suck

I have to say, I find it difficult to follow traditional writing advice. In particular, the old adage of: "Write what you know" is...

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zentekconsultants

Nov 17, 20141 min read

The Latest Scribblings

OK, so I've been a bit absent from the site lately. That's sort of a good thing - I've had a little bit of time working on my next novel...

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zentekconsultants

Sep 4, 20141 min read

Author Interview - JA Coppinger

Why, yes, as a matter of fact I DO have an author interview out there on the web, thank you so much for asking! :-) Smashwords has an...

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Reader thoughts:

Where Dead Fish Go

. . . the prose is smooth and easy to read, and the suspense had me wanting to know more all the rest of the way through. The culmination of the plot was surprising to me, a little saddening, but a great read overall. I really enjoyed Where Dead Fish Go and you will too, especially if you like suspense novels with a strong supernatural component, but not the usual (tired) supernatural of zombies or vampires.

Cy Wyss

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The Screaming God:

I truly enjoyed reading this book and found myself laughing and giggling throughout . . . I hated to see this book end and am anxious to see what else Mr. Coppinger will come out with next.

Julie Drucker

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The Screaming God

The minute I started reading J.A. Coppinger’s The Screaming God, I was hooked. The Godslayer is an entertainingly flawed antihero . . . All in all, The Screaming God is an unabashedly entertaining romp, and I look forward to its sequel.

Si Ning Yeoh

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