Movie Quote App for iPhone and Android

Posted on February 22, 2013 at 8:00 am

The free MovieQuoter mobile app is now available for iOS and Android devices, allowing users to search its 150,000+ movie quote database, share those quotes with their friends, and even make personalized memes using their own pictures combined with their favorite quotes.

Download MovieQuoter for iPhone/iPad here:  MovieQuoteroniTunes

Download MovieQuoter for Android devices here: MovieQuoteronGooglePlay

Founder Bill Deacon said, “With MovieQuoter, we have established a place where fans can connect, celebrate, relive and share their favorite movie quotes from films like The Godfather, The Hangover, The Dark Knight, Caddyshack, Star Wars, Pulp Fiction, The Shining, Goodfellas, Forrest Gump, Taxi Driver and The Social Network.  These are just a small sampling of the films featured in our more than 150,000 quote database that we will continue to expand with suggestions from our community.”

Features include:

•    Meme Creator allowing users to caption their photos with movie quotes

•    Look up over 150,000 movie quotes – by quote, movie, actor, or character

•    Share memes and quotes via Facebook, Twitter, email, and text

•    Share memes to friends’ walls on Facebook

•    Rate, favorite, and comment on quotes

 

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New from Miniver Press: Heavy Metal, Civil War-Era Baseball, and a Baltimore Memoir

Posted on February 21, 2013 at 9:28 pm

My publishing company is proud to announce three new books — and the chance to win Kindle versions!

The Washington Nationals and Their Grand Tour of 1867 by Frank Ceresi and Carol McMains is the amazing real-life story of a Civil War era baseball team called the Washington Nationals, filled with unforgettable characters, many baseball firsts, and some astounding artifacts.

A Metal Fan’s Notes is a collection of a headbanger’s musings, playlists, reviews and rants from metal blogger (and my son) Ben Apatoff. He says he hopes to inspire readers “to investigate, reconsider or start a fight over some of the music described herein. What are the best Iron Maiden songs about famous literature? How does Axl Rose make a small group of people cry in his presence? What happens when you play Faith No More’s Epic on a tavern jukebox? Turn the e-pages and find out.”

The Baker’s Son: Tales of My Baltimore Childhood is retired psychoanalyst Earle Silber’s memories of growing up in a large Jewish family in Depression-era Baltimore. It is filled with vivid and evocative details from the perspective of a child and the deep insights of a man looking back on his life and family. These stories of family, school, and growing up are moving and memorable. Best-selling author Judith Viorst (Necessary Losses) says, “Earle Silber brings the sights, smells, tastes, and texture of his Baltimore childhood to vivid life in this richly detailed, lovingly recollected memoir. Generous but unsentimental, both innocent and wise, The Baker’s Son beautifully reconstructs and honors the past.”

Anyone who emails me at moviemom@moviemom.com can get a sample chapter of any or all of these books — just let me know which ones you’d like.   If you would like to win a free ebook, send me an email at moviemom@moviemom.com with “Nationals,” “Metal,” “Baker” in the subject line.  I will pick three winners at random on March 1.  Good luck!

 

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