Listed below is a list of all literary blogs written by members of The Literary Net, on one page.
A Bengali Short Story by Dr. Amitava Datta
by literarybs on September 18, 2020A short story on what is love. Written in Bengali by Dr. Amitava Datta. https://www.ranaruby.in/2020/09/a-bengali-short-story-by-dr-amitava.html ... more
BUDAPEST
by literarybs on September 18, 2020The international airport was going through refurbishing when we flew into Budapest in October 2019. We had to directly walk across to the terminal after deboarding our flight - rather literally rush ... more
Budapest & Bratislava
by literarybs on August 24, 2020Its a lovely train journey from Budapest to Bratislava,the capital of Slovakia. In about two and a half hour the train passes through the countrysides of Hungary and Slovakia. For more on Budapest an ... more
by destinyokp on August 24, 2020
Chimauchem Destiny Okpalaeke, also known as Destiny King, is one of the Nigeria best content developer and writer, a veteran Realtor, an influencer and a public speaker backed with years of experience ... more
Why may your child need an orthodontic headgear?
by sinoortho on August 09, 2020The orthodontic accessories, sometimes called clamp head accessories, are a device used to eliminate serious bite problems. While the brakes correct the position of the teeth, the more
A Roman Holiday
by literarybs on July 24, 2020https://www.ranaruby.in/2018/07/a-roman-holiday.html ... more
Venice
by literarybs on July 03, 2020https://www.ranaruby.in/2019/10/italys-floating-city.html ... more
Heidelberg
by literarybs on July 02, 2020https://www.ranaruby.in/2020/06/heidelberg.html ... more
Heidelberg
by literarybs on July 02, 2020at a cute little University town in Germany Almost two decades that I first stepped into this romantic little University town of Germany. On an assignment at Nijmegen, Netherlands, I had decided ... more
An Invisible War – Overview on the role of UV-C in fighting COVID-19 By Biswajit Sengupta - June 29, 2020
by literarybs on July 02, 2020https://www.ranaruby.in/2020/06/an-invisible-war-overview-on-role-of-uv.html ... more
An Invisible War – Overview on the role of UV-C in fighting COVID-19 By Biswajit Sengupta - June 29, 2020
by literarybs on July 02, 2020UV-C vs COVID 19 The invisible pathogen COVID 19 has suddenly taken our entire planet by surprise at the beginning of 2020. The invasion was so sudden that even the World Health Organization (W ... more
Here are 20 Signs that You’re Not as Healthy as You Think
by athnagrl on May 27, 2020You hurt. You are taking more and more over the counter medications to “mask” the pain. You just don’t feel well. You are more tired when you get up than when you went to bed, and you were tir ... more
glimpsps of heaven
by peterball on April 14, 2020Have you ever wondered what life is all about,or why am i hear? There is a bigger picture awaiting for you.The book I wrote is all about my trips to Heaven and the Lord Jesus Christ's Kingdom. He is ... more
The benefits of braces that you may not have known
by sinoortho on March 01, 2020Many of you are aware of the fact that braces can benefit your health and also help improve your appearance. For anyone who has misaligned teeth, dental appliances are a valuable investment because th ... more
Why you need to be aggressive in promoting your book
by Pkjacks on October 14, 2019Books do not market themselves, nor do agents and publishers do all the work for you if you've gone that route. And if you're a self-published author, that means most or all of the burden of marketing ... more
THE WISDOM OF EMPTINESS
by prince on February 10, 2020MIND CONDITIONERS THE WISDOM OF EMPTINESS The greatest personal possession anyone can aspire to is freedom. The greatest source of this freedom is material wealth. It is the natural wish of eac ... more
PCB Clone: The Best Way to Micro-controller Reverse Engineering
by Icunlock on February 05, 2020The need for printed circuit board cloning or simply called PCB clone comes about a variety of reasons. The prime reason to do PCB clone is the need to replace an obsolete PCB that is no longer availa ... more
Why buy the right dental products from good manufacturers in china?
by sinoortho on January 12, 2020Currently, most children and adults face dental problems due to junk food and poor lifestyle. Using the right dental product is the only way to avoid several dental risks. For example, porcelain dent ... more
Meeting Kaia (Kaia the Fairy in the Garden) Launched
by AdrianVAuth on December 02, 2019Hi Guys, Last weekend I launched "Meeting Kaia (Kaia the Fairy in the Garden)" which I am really excited about. I welcome you to read and review. https://www.amazon.com.au/Meeting-Kaia-Fairy-Gar ... more
Easy oral care tips that will give you a graceful smile
by sinoortho on November 07, 2019Dental care is a key element of basic human hygiene and health care. This involves taking proper care of your teeth and gums. Preventive care of your teeth and gums can help prevent many painful and o ... more
Find the best manufacturer of dental appliances
by sinoortho on October 17, 2019If you need to improve your smile, then the dental brace is the right choice. Nowadays, most people are choosing dental braces for their teeth that help them improve the health of their teeth. It also ... more
Why do you need ceramic braces in Orthodontics?
by sinoortho on September 26, 2019When you give a smile, the first thing that is visible to the other person is your teeth. But, if you have an irregular set of teeth, what are you going to do? Will you always have a serious face? Wel ... more
Benefits of orthodontic appliances for children
by sinoortho on September 26, 2019Many parents worry when their children's dentist recommends orthodontists to take a look at their children's teeth. Most of the time, parents think that going to an orthodontic office would mean havin ... more
The best PCB clone production in china
by Icunlock on August 13, 2019Shenzhen OROD Technology is the most advanced company in the field of board copying in China. With decades of rich experience, it has successfully helped national and foreign companies, governments an ... more
What is cervical orthodontic headgear?
by sinoortho on June 22, 2019Now a days orthodontic headgear is most normally used to the treatment of a large number of serious illnesses and injuries.Especially harness orthodontics is often used by young adults with the purpo ... more
Acquisition of Word Formation Devices in First & Second Languages: Morphological Cross-linguistic Influence
by endrishqerra on June 08, 2019Early school-age English children acquire over 3000 words a year. The main factors which account for such rapid vocabulary growth are context and word-formation knowledge. Such vocabulary growth is ... more
European Identity: The Newly Born European Demos?: The Potential of European Identity
by endrishqerra on June 08, 2019The book examines identity and its nature through analyzing different theories which help to define in which theories European identity can be ascribed to. The chapter also offers scholars' reflection ... more
Acquisition of Word Formation Devices in First & Second Languages: Morphological Cross-linguistic Influence
by endrishqerra on June 08, 2019Early school-age English children acquire over 3000 words a year. The main factors which account for such rapid vocabulary growth are context and word-formation knowledge. Such vocabulary growth is ... more
A constant supply of good quality
by sinoortho on April 17, 2019The dental industry has come a long way from its initial focus on hammer and tweezers to dental care. Technology and the development of a range of tools and materials have made orthodontics an art in ... more
3 Things Orthodontic Treatment Makes You Look good
by sinoortho on April 14, 2019Orthodontic Treatment Makes a big investment both time and money.Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that specializes in the treatment of patients with improper placement of the teeth.Your treatment ... more
101 Content Ideas to Publish on Linkedin (and other social networks)
by raulsanchez on April 12, 2019Don’t know what to publish on Linkedin? (or other social networks) Here you can find a great list of ideas to inspire you: https://medium.com/@raulvendermasymejor/101-content-ideas-to-publish-on-l ... more
Nice review
by raulsanchez on April 01, 2019I am delighted to receive this great review from a Canadian reader: "This isn't your typical Sales guideline. Sell More and Better uses a dialogue between the ancient and the modern to highlight wh ... more
How to use orthodontic wax and an alternative
by sinoortho on March 22, 2019When you have braces fitted, your orthodontist will usually give you some orthodontic wax to take home. New devices can rub against the soft tissues of the mouth, so the pain, but you can use this wax ... more
How prepared orthodontic wax is used for braces?
by sinoortho on February 25, 2019Orthodontics is a specialized form of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental and facial abnormalities. Orthodontists are able to straighten misaligned teeth, corre ... more
The Stuff of Talk
by ScottOury on January 10, 2019I’ve posted a poem a week for a few years on my Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/scott.oury.poetry/) & Facebook pages, but without saying anything about what makes poetry special as a form. So h ... more
Writing LGBT literature.
by SeanKerr69 on January 06, 2019Picture this, if you will. Cardiff, 2018, and my husband and I are getting ready for a night out. The first trauma, what the hell to wear? Our wardrobes are full of outfits from a by-gone era…our yo ... more
The joys of writing.
by SeanKerr69 on January 06, 2019Writing is not a given. Its also not something that comes easy to me. It is, however, something that I love deeply. When a story grabs me by the short and curlies and doesnt let me go, its like a crea ... more
Horror!
by SeanKerr69 on January 06, 2019Do you like a good thriller? I always thought of this as a cross between Dan Brown and The Omen!! I love conspiracies, and I love religious legends, and this supernatural thriller combines them both. ... more
The Role Of Different Orthodontic Supplies in China
by sinoortho on December 23, 2018
As still the tried and true way to ensure a perfectly straight smile, the orthodontic industry is expanding its offerings, and seeing a wider age range of its patients. No longer considered a miles
365 QUOTES PROCESS
by dhavalavdi on December 14, 2018Thoughts Process with Quotes assigned with Explanation & Task, Which Will Surely Change Your Life. Practiced on 1000 Real people & Got excellent result. Once, Zig Ziglar said, "People often say that ... more
How orthodontic implants work - what are the benefits of orthodontic implants?
by sinoortho on December 13, 2018Anyone who has said that a picture is worth more than a million words could have replaced the word "image" with "smile." There is no denying that a beautiful smile speaks more about his personality ev ... more
GOOD READS REVIEW
by arjunkacper on December 06, 2018https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33670623-deadliest-secret-of-truth ... more
CRITIC SPACE INTERVIEW WITH ARJUN KACPER
by arjunkacper on December 06, 2018image AN INTERVIEW WITH ARJUN KACPER Q1. Arjun, a warm welcome in our Author Interview. First of all, I would love to know why you have set the story in USA, is there any certain reason behind it? ... more
BOOK REVIEW BY ALOK MISHRA
by arjunkacper on December 06, 20184 chapters of a thriller… 222 pages of a sense of kept-secret… many characters acting as if everyone has committed a crime or everyone is an innocent person… readers can only get to sense what ... more
Why choose for end of lease cleaning Melbourne services?
by leasecleaner on December 04, 2018The tenants have to face many problems. Almost all tenants go through similar problems, such as finding a new home, meeting with dealers to help find a quality option, the logistics needed for the tri ... more
Forever Turn the Midnight Carousel
by maab30 on November 30, 2018“Forever Turn the Midnight Carousel” is a requiem for all the people and places that writer Matthew Abuelo has seen slip away over the past few years. In the first half of this latest collection o ... more
CNN Heroes
by Patspencer on November 29, 2018January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month. Susan Munsey has been nominated as a CNN Hero. Please consider voting for her. You can vote 10 times a day via the CNN site or facebook login. Susan is he ... more
Can I bring food thru TSA?
by bosblueguy on November 19, 2018ABSOLUTELY. The didn't say anything about forbidden ham and cheese. As long as you do not bring any liquids of more than 3.4oz you are fine. Food at the Airport now and days is very expensive. Many Ai ... more
International Connecting Travelers
by bosblueguy on November 19, 2018As I talk in my book The Common Sense of flying, this is a subject many do not know. Today coming from Mexico City, while passing Customs ready to leave home, I was witnessing a group of passengers co ... more
Buckland Gap 3
by kevsbox on November 04, 2018Cappuccino Daydreams - Buckland Gap 3 is now available, the trilogy is now complete. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cappuccino-Daydreams-Buckland-Gap-3/dp/1724111701 ... more
Rage As a Cannibal
by ElizabethFisher on October 30, 2018Rage is not anger. Don’t confuse the two. We can rant at a neighbor’s dog that won’t stop barking, we can snap at a significant other for not picking up their dirty underwear, we can even fe ... more
Best End of Lease Cleaning Company in Your Area
by leasecleaner on October 28, 2018
A clean environment is a happy feel environment. That's why many people choose to hire domestic window cleaning services to provide people with a clean office / home environment. Our Melbourne prof
On Mogivation
by JTFISHER on October 23, 2018Writer’s block, I’ve come to discover, is all a state of mind. I can write whenever I sit down to write. It may be the most mundane thing, like a grocery list, but I can write. Whether I can write ... more
Professional end of lease cleaning service in Melbourne
by leasecleaner on October 20, 2018The occupant of a house in Melbourne, and its surrounding areas and suburbs, regularly inquires about the end of lease cleaning Melbourne. ... more
Buy the good quality Ceramic Self-ligating Brackets orthodontic products in China
by sinoortho on October 20, 2018
SINO ORTHO LIMITED is the most significant differences from conventional dental braces is the absence of elastic ligating bands.
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Did you know?
by Patspencer on October 10, 2018A subtle tidbit from the writing of Story of a Stolen Girl. Do you remember the name of the private gambling club where Darby’s abduction begins? The Belaruse. Why that name? I chose it because “I ... more
CALIGULA BLUSH - A SERIAL
by PaulMPeters on September 30, 2018I have started a serial called CALIGULA BLUSH which is a dystopian science fiction. You can follow three stories of survival under control of repressive states. The line surrogate is a father. Eve ... more
The Grid Warrior
by kevsbox on March 21, 2018So part 2 of The Gird Warrior trilogy is now complete. Grid World is now in proof reading and I hope to publish this summer. I am looking forward to this, writing the book was great fun and now I am p ... more
Matica
by freefall on September 16, 2018Matica is a strong, brave girl, who battles with her handicap and how others view her. But this isn't a story only about her gaining acceptance or over coming her challenges. Rather, it's a tale packe ... more
My Life
by Ernest on September 11, 2018AN INTERVIEW WITH ERNEST BRAWLEY Ernest Brawley, a native Californian, is the man behind the gritty prison novel The Rap, a runaway bestseller which went on to be adapted into the Hollywood movie Fas ... more
Buy the perfect support for the alignment of the teeth
by sinoortho on September 06, 2018Now, people need the correct posture of the teeth with the help of the correct types of brackets. The brackets are available in different forms in the market today. You can only buy the prescribed sup ... more
Colloquy in Dissertation -
by jnahaspoetry on August 29, 2018Jake exhibited a record of prompt gregariousness and sufficient due arrogance in an effort to ensure that his team was clear of his role in their employment. In addition to that, his way of relati ... more
Romance Shmo-mance
by ElizabethFisher on August 20, 2018While we women authors often include at least a touch of romance in our novels, it doesn’t mean women understand romance better than men or even that we’re better at "working" it. Perhaps—and th ... more
Writing Fast Does Not Pay
by joanram on August 18, 2018I wrote this about a year ago for a writing newsletter and it still applies today. •Read out loud–This was told to me by a dear friend when I started writing children’s books. It makes sense be ... more
Unexpected Friends
by TangiAnn on August 16, 2018When you open a page on social media if your like me you have one page for just family and close friends and you have a page that you market your self and your books on. What I didn't expect is how y ... more
Writing and Reading
by Carolyn on August 01, 2018I love both. As a reader I am in thrall to a book where the characters are so well drawn that I need to follow their story to the end page. I know, by page 40, if I am going to continue reading. As ... more
Premium Quality Shower Heads from Oxygenics Canada to Make Bathrooms Look Stylish
by watersaving on July 17, 2018Nothing is more relaxing than a cool shower after a hard tiring day at work. In order to fulfill this need of their customers, Oxygenics Canada Inc. is now providing quality shower heads at the most c ... more
Why I write
by tezman on July 14, 2018Hello here is the reason I write, when I was age 9, I spent some time in an Orphanage with my brother who was 6, after we left some years later the pair of us were traumatised somewhat, it lasted me n ... more
A Muse’s Thoughts
by franktalaber on July 09, 2018”So how do you know you’re an author?” The question has been asked many times. “In my soul.” Is always my answer. But no one has yet asked “When did you know you were an author?” ... more
SpiceTheWorld
by kevsbox on March 22, 2018I am proud to announce the new version of SpiceTheWorld cookbook. A great collection of spicy recipes for everyone. Get your printed or ebook version now and enjoy some great recipes folks. ... more
A simple thank you
by yachieng on July 04, 2018How often do you say thank you? Does it have to be forced out of you or it comes out naturally? Do you feel obligated or you feel joyful when saying thanks? The other day I was reminded to say than ... more
My Book, Cherished Encouner
by OutbackOzzie on June 29, 2018The life of medicine is one of satisfaction when you watch a person improve for the better. In all walks of life, situations can excel by looking forward to the future instead of crying over the past. ... more
A butterfly I am
by yachieng on June 26, 2018I was born on earth, with a mission in mind Knowing my worth, but I still grind Hoping to unearth and treasures to find A butterfly I am vibrant and magical I carry with me warmth, sometimes swe ... more
Encoding hidden within my stories...
by GuyLozier on June 20, 2018Here is a recent article I posted concerning my writing. While I understand topics such as this are hard to comprehend in many ways, it doesn't mean they are not absolutely proper and true. Many of ... more
Recognition for One Shot to the Head: A Love Story
by JDOttini on June 19, 2018Recognition for One Shot to the Head: A Love Story I’m happy to announce that my short story, One Shot to the Head: A Love Story was chosen as a Semi-Finalist in the 2018 Royal Palm Literary Awar ... more
New tools for those who have published several books
by raulsanchez on June 01, 2018SMART LISTS Sometimes you find simple applications that are very useful. Today I want to tell you about an application, the page fyi.to, with which you can gather multiple links on a page by creating ... more
Writing a Police Procedural Made E-Z!
by StuartRWest on June 12, 2018That’s right! For a limited time only, I’m divulging the secrets to writing a successful police procedural for only ten—that’s right, ten!—easy installment payments (which we’ll discuss la ... more
WHY Read Right
by OutbackOzzie on June 12, 2018My books contain something for every soul that desire aspiration to be more inspired in life. We all face trials, some bigger and some smaller. Yet in the end, its how we handle those difficulties. Do ... more
Free tool for making 3D book covers
by raulsanchez on June 11, 2018I have found this webpage which looks quite interesting for all Authors. It provides a quick, easy and free way to create a 3D book design of your plain covers that you can use for any of your promoti ... more
I.M.P.A.C.T.
by Kristine on June 06, 20182 Peter 3:9. The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you not wishing for any to parish but for all to come to repentance. We have all dealt with difficu ... more
Upcoming Promotions
by jgrace on May 31, 2018I have come together with twenty-two other bloggers in the Splash into Summer $250 Cash Giveaway sponsored by I Am A Reader. $250 in Paypal cash or $250 Amazon e-Gift card. You can enter the givea ... more
State of Economy Right Now
by jm1195 on May 28, 2018What’s the true state of the economy right now? A number of events over the course of the last few months have compelled me to pen one of my most important articles of the last few years. There a ... more
My life as an Author
by Esthersuz on May 13, 2018My life as an Author ! Thought you might enjoy what influences in my life made me put pen to paper- or these days sit with my phone tablet- how times change! It was a great experience to be inter ... more
The 1980's
by Author4444 on May 11, 2018The 1980's was a time of extreme materialism; characterized by corporate raiders, junk bonds, pyramid schemes, and savings & load failures. This was a time of extreme government and corporate spending ... more
9-Ether
by jnahaspoetry on April 24, 2018Two medicine women sparked the embers of will, majestically igniting the fame of their Father figure, Fire Sky. His ingenious being was the match which struck each soul! And Cheyanne wasn’t used to ... more
VI XI V
by jnahaspoetry on April 19, 2018Pleasure’s cups overflowed six times over before life forced her into some volcanic eruption with Lukman whose fire ran too hot for her still waters. Their passion burned like potent ashes thick as ... more
Wanderlust Knight - Magic and a Pentacle
by jnahaspoetry on April 16, 2018On Sun’s day, almost out of thin air, a knight manifested, shining his armor with a pentacle close to his chest, which he used as dowry to win the heart of a unrequited past love. Six magic wands ap ... more
"Are" and "Is" In Verb Agreement
by dmrobins on April 14, 2018Are you sure this is right? Are and is can get confusing when we’re not sure if the thing we’re talking about is a single thing or more than one thing. When using a singular noun or subje ... more
Ode to Ms. Corporate America
by jnahaspoetry on April 08, 2018Sista Girl, I never wanted your position in life It's never been my intention to lead a team, fulfilling some company's dream That wasn't my own. In your desperation to remain on ya 'throne' Y ... more
We're miseducated
by Jnahaspoetry on April 03, 2018Social skills are lacking in society. People tend to use bullying, manipulation and deception as a love language and wonder why they can't find loyalty. Effective communication is imperative for any k ... more
...She is...
by jnahaspoetry on April 02, 2018..She is… Grateful for the spirit which rises up within Multidimensional personalities in the form of a body shield Every woman in the flesh of one woman ..She is… Balancing the masculine ... more
Reaching for The White Light
by BRoman on March 28, 2018(AUTHOR NOTE: This essay led to the creation of my latest children's book, "Alicia and the Light Bulb People in Star Factory 13." I hope you will enjoy reading and reviewing my book.) Have you ev ... more
Ms - Stress Relief
by jnahaspoetry on March 28, 2018A clandestine love affair it remained, so as not to muddy waters or rock boats. You see this was a pair destined for life partnership. Unfortunately they were mismatched like an uncomfortable shoe ... more
In Reurrection of a Prophet
by jnahaspoetry on March 28, 2018He killed his chance when he chose to play games with HER mind It's like he pulled the trigger, pointed it straight at her head disturbing her mental Took the coward route, did it all behind her bac ... more
Amazing Deal $3.76 for The Pacific Affair
by garypnz on March 27, 2018Amazon.com has The Pacific Affair for only US$3.76 https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=gary+paul+stephenson ... more
Amazing Deal $1 for The Atlantic Affair
by garypnz on March 27, 2018Get in quick, Amazon.com has 13 copies for $1.00 only https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=gary+paul+stephenson ... more
Murder in the Library - New Lynn 12th April
by garypnz on March 27, 2018Murder in the Library - New Lynn 12th April 18.30 - 20.00 The Ngaio Marsh Awards, in association with the New Zealand Book Council and Auckland Libraries, invite Auckland booklovers to an event fea ... more
A Dream in Prophesy
by jnahaspoetry on March 26, 2018A Dream in Prophesy I was supposed to be headed toward progression but got detoured somewhere down the road. Instead I ended up travelling down memory lane, facing mental epilepsy, stuck on reruns of ... more
Cheerio, Weirdo!. I AM Jnaha
by jnahaspoetry on March 25, 2018Cheerio…...Weirdo! You ever been so weird that the wicked flee? I’m talking that every day is karaoke kinda weird! Singing to the beat of dope life rhymes, in your mind any way. Your body is movi ... more
Buy Direct and Save
by garypnz on March 19, 2018Buy The Pacific Affair, The Atlantic Affair direct from the Author or Buy both books together for a special price. Author can sign and dedicate if required at no extra charge. Click to Buy Now! ... more
Women of a Certain Age
by ElizabethFisher on February 25, 2018I got fed up. My favorite fiction to curl up with has usually been a mix or urban fantasy and paranormal romance. Yet now after bingeing on the genre for a while, I find myself diversifying. Ye ... more
Analysis of 'Planet of the Apes'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018Planet of the Apes is a science fiction franchise based on Pierre Boulle‘s 1963 novel, La Planète des Singes (‘The Planet of the Monkeys’). Boulle’s novel was meant as a satirical look at the ... more
Analysis of 'The Omen'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018The Omen is a 1976 supernatural horror film written by David Seltzer (who also wrote the novelization), directed by Richard Donner, and starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick, David Warner, and Harvey Step ... more
Analysis of 'The Godfather'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018The Godfather is a trilogy of films by Francis Ford Coppola, written by him and Mario Puzo, based on Puzo’s 1969 novel. As a trio of crime dramas, its depiction of the mafia is understood to symboli ... more
Analysis of 'American Psycho'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018American Psycho is a satirical novel written by Bret Easton Ellis and published in 1991. It is an unreliable first person narrative, in the present tense, given by the main character, Patrick Bateman, ... more
Analysis of 'The Shining'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018The Shining is a supernatural horror novel written by Stephen King and published in 1977. It was his third published novel, after Carrie and ‘Salem’s Lot. It was made into a film by Stanley Kubric ... more
Review and Analysis of 'Mayan Blue'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018Mayan Blue is a horror novel written by Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason, also known as the ‘Sisters of Slaughter’. As the novel’s title implies, it involves grisly rites of human sacrifice, as ... more
Analysis of 'Salem's Lot
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018‘Salem’s Lot is a vampire horror novel written by Stephen King and published in 1975. It’s his second novel, as well as his personal favourite of all of those he’s written. There have been two ... more
Analysis of 'Richard III'
by MawrGorshin on February 20, 2018Richard III, though called “The Tragedy of King Richard the third” in the First Quarto, is a history play written by William Shakespeare in the early 1590s. It’s the last play in a tetralogy on ... more
Competition
by johnhandful on February 09, 2018Would you like to be a character in a murder mystery novel. If you do, the purchase or download PAIN HAS A PERMANENT ADDRESS from Amazon, send me proof of purchase through social media, and you will ... more
We only have 10 years to save the planet
by Massageplus on February 05, 2018The Effect of Pollution on Ecology The Real Planetary Situation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghkQoJoipbM&t=307s In the year 2000, the United Nations asked scientists, in general, what means ... more
Writers Must Read
by jameswymore on February 02, 2018In On Writing by Stephen King, he says that it’s vital for authors to be voracious readers. I agree. Not only is it important for the purposes of knowing what’s going on in the book world, it’s ... more
What's Wrong with Movie Rights
by jameswymore on February 02, 2018*THIS IS A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FIRST-TIME AUTHORS SIGNING A BOOK CONTRACT* I love movies. I have defended Peter Jackson against Tolkien purists in front of hundreds of people as a panel ... more
Book Piracy
by jameswymore on February 02, 2018I love a good pirate story.Remembering Emily I’ve been enjoying the Pirates of the Caribbean movie series a lot. I even included pirates in my Actuator series. There’s something appealing about ... more
Reader or Writer
by mhembroff on January 31, 2018Are you a reader or writer or are you both? I have been an avid reader since early childhood and it wasn't until my children were growing up that I started taking writing to a more serious level. Yes ... more
A Planner, A Pantser, or a Little of Both?
by rdperry57 on January 29, 2018When beginning a novel, a writer must decide on his or her own individual level of planning. Some begin their works with elaborate plans and outlines developed well in advance. Others begin with a sin ... more
An Interview with Sue Grafton
by trishsugar on January 06, 2018An Interview with Mystery Writer, Sue Grafton (Part 1) Author, John D. McDonald died suddenly back in 1986 and took Travis McGee with him. I owned and had read every book of McDonald’s…..No ... more
A Review ~~ The Wanted by Robert Crais
by trishsugar on January 06, 20185 out of 5 quills A Review ~~ The Wanted by Robert Crais A good old fashioned murder my ... more
Motivational Moments...for Writers #34
by trishsugar on January 06, 2018The first thing that makes a buyer reach for your book is the COVER! Is it professional? Does it convey a visual story? The second thing that keeps the book in their hand is the BACK COVER and what ... more
A Review ~~ Finding My Way by Judith Keim
by trishsugar on January 06, 20181 out of 5 quills A Review ~~ Finding My Way Very disappointed. Right away the first chapter was familiar, so after checking I discovered the author had cut and pasted a chapter from Boo ... more
How To Format a Stage Play
by trishsugar on January 06, 2018Format is extremely important. If you submit your new play to anyone they will not read it if it is not in the proper format. There is software out there that offer auto-format but sadly I have not ... more
Number Two Is the Shits!
by ElizabethFisher on December 19, 2017It’s time. I’ve had my first novel published. I’ve garnered great reviews. I’ve created my website, my blog, my fool Twitter feed (or whatever!). I’m even finished the novella that act as ... more
Talon, Encounter
by freefall on November 26, 2017The poachers are back – and they are looking for Talon! They are doing everything in their power to capture him, and if they can’t get him alive, will kill him. Determined to get him at all costs ... more
Talon, Connected
by freefall on November 26, 2017The Talon series, are such an inspiring piece of work indeed. And the stories are great, uplifting and touching, moving and exciting, and I’d unreservedly recommend them for readers of any age, youn ... more
Talon, flight for life
by freefall on November 26, 2017Will they be safe as they travel? What about the dangerous animals they could encounter? Will Matica see her condors on her trip? It's amazing how you are drawn into the beauty and dangers of the ... more
Talon, on the wing
by freefall on November 26, 2017This highly entertaining story about a girl with a disability that keeps her trapped in a shorter body of a two-year-old is a treasure to read! Her personality will delight you. The condors are ... more
Review for Talon, come fly with me
by freefall on November 21, 2017“Talon: Come Fly With Me” by Gigi Sedlmayer (Aurora House) This book is simply brilliant; it’s also simply delightful and delightfully simple as well. I confess I took it up with trepidation. I ... more
A New Writer's Dilemma
by DadTheLad on November 19, 2017Next year will see my seventieth birthday. Earlier this year I took up writing for the first time in my life. Being an information junky I researched, researched and researched again. The big questio ... more
Win a signed copy of my novel!
by davidsayre on November 16, 2017FREE AUTOGRAPHED COPY OF SOME ARE SHADOWS! Enter the giveaway to receive your copy of Some Are Shadows, signed by author David Sayre. I want to hear from you about your favorite fictional detect ... more
New Book published!
by TerryTumbler on November 07, 2017FUTURE WORLD ROCKS! - Series: Carousels of Life This story contains interwoven strands that are brought together as events unfold. It is a space opera with a difference - it is actually set to music, ... more
Russian 'genius child' and Life beyond Earth
by TerryTumbler on November 07, 2017Occasionally, I come across a news article that needs more thought, if only because I've read something that lends it credence. The usual response is a barrage of derision from the reading public, but ... more
IT IS DONE!
by KOKODA on November 04, 2017Finally, my editor and I agree my latest book, LEX TALIONIS, is complete and ready to be published. However, unlike my previous efforts, she is eager for my new book to be traditionally published. As ... more
Cinque Terre
by literarybs on October 25, 2017Cinque Terre is on Italian Riviera.It is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.This is my current travelogue which I have published in my blog http://www.ranaruby.in ... more
Great Reviews!
by koosverkaik on October 12, 2017https://readwatchandthink.wordpress.com/tag/koos-verkaik/ ... more
And... the NEWEST interview!
by koosverkaik on October 12, 2017https://authorsinterviews.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/here-is-my-interview-with-koos-verkaik/ ... more
Buck & Bozo: Two Paranormal Curses (and Blessings!)
by ElizabethFisher on September 26, 2017Cats have long been associated with the paranormal. One might first think of them as feline familiars to witches, but that is so not the beginning or end of their story. In Japan, myths say cats turn ... more
DOMINION FIRST BLOOD BY RICHARD MANN
by mannrichard4 on September 07, 2017Richard Mann grew up in being an avid reader of books, even from an early age he loved the literary giants Tolkien, Michael Moorcock, Frank Herbert and Douglas Adams. (Hint: If you love these authors ... more
The Noble Daughter
by Gunjan on September 04, 2017https://untoldfiction.blogspot.com/2017/08/the-noble-daughter.html ... more
A Simple Classroom lesson
by Gunjan on September 04, 2017https://untoldfiction.blogspot.com/2017/09/a-simple-classroom-lesson.html ... more
DOMINION FIRST BLOOD BY RICHARD MANN
by mannrich on August 29, 2017Richard Mann grew up in being an avid reader of books, even from an early age he loved the literary giants Tolkien, Michael Moorcock, Frank Herbert and Douglas Adams. (Hint: If you love these authors ... more
DOMINION FIRST BLOOD BY RICHARD MANN
by richardman on August 24, 2017Richard Mann grew up in being an avid reader of books, even from an early age he loved the literary giants Tolkien, Michael Moorcock, Frank Herbert and Douglas Adams. (Hint: If you love these authors ... more
B J
by mhembroff on August 16, 2017This poem is a tribute to a calico cat one of my daughters had for a long time. She was one of many cats that have come and gone over the years. Each one in his or her's way has touched a space in o ... more
Another Fun Night With the Guild
by ElizabethFisher on July 24, 2017As a newbie author, I recently realized how important—and fun!—it was to be a member of the Knoxville Writers Guild and the guild’s Sci-Fi/Fantasy Writers’ Group. I can’t believe how much I ... more
Put an OOPART in Your Next Sci-Fi Plot
by mrhill on July 23, 2017Do you know what an OOPART is? Is it some unmentionable alien genitalia ("eew-parts!")? Maybe shorthand for the part that a tuba plays in Bavarian music (oom-pah-pah, oom-pah-pah)? No. OOPART is a ... more
Military Law Enforcement for Crime Writers
by mrhill on July 23, 2017Over the past year, I've assisted four fellow authors with questions about U.S. Coast Guard law enforcement operations. I helped them as best as I could, drawing on my 13 years of active and reserve e ... more
The True Facts Behind the Plot of The Butcher's Bill
by mrhill on July 23, 2017My latest mystery thriller, The Butcher's Bill, will be published June 30. Though a work of fiction, the plot of The Butcher's Bill, like most of my books, is firmly rooted in facts. A sequel to my f ... more
NEW INTERVIEW
by koosverkaik on July 19, 2017https://www.goodreads.com/author_blog_posts/15041750-interview-with-koos-verkaik-author-of-the-dance-of-the-jester ... more
Sonya's Home is Available for Download
by Burckhardt on July 17, 2017Hello all! I made it. Sonya's Home is now available to download from the Members Only page at StephenBurckhardt.com. If you are already a member, just go to the website, click on the Saloon in th ... more
3 Secrets of Successful YA Suspense Thrillers
by patricia01 on July 12, 2017Suspense thrillers are a popular genre that has never quite lost steam over the last few decades, particularly among teen readers who can't get enough of thrilling stories. Young Adult suspense novels ... more
The Story Behind The Story
by roxannebland on June 19, 2017I've been asked how I came up with The Moreva of Astoreth. Well... The Moreva of Astoreth, a blend of science fiction, romance, and adventure, has its roots in a game a friend and I played in colle ... more
A Piece of Flash Fiction
by ElizabethFisher on June 18, 2017I mentioned in a past blog that I’m a member of the Knoxville Writers Guild and, in particular, of the Guild’s Sci-Fi/Fantasy Writers’ Group. We love our “flash fiction" writing experiments, s ... more
I love the sea!
by Dougoudin on June 05, 2017As a man of the sea, I always wanted to share my stories. After I retired as harbormaster on Catalina Island, California, I started my author career. After publishing my memoir, 'Between Two Harbors, ... more
The Journal #51
by samsmith on June 05, 2017The latest Jounral - #51 - has the final instalment of Douglas Dutton's translation of the Hávamál - from the Norse of Jónas Kristjánson and Vésteinn Ólason - while Rob Morgan mourns anew Yevgen ... more
Crossing the Chasms of Life: A Little Bit of Heaven and A Lot of Hell
by Neltam16 on June 03, 2017I am a Caribbean woman with a global perspective on life. This book is based on my life’s trajectory, the hills and troughs that I climbed, and the passion I have for any undertaking. My education, ... more
The Book of Enchantments
by gunjan on May 27, 2017http://untoldfiction.blogspot.in/2017/05/the-book-of-enchantments.html ... more
Ace of Heart: Hart of Darkness Book One, by Violeta M Bagia
by rtamayo on May 16, 2017I love a good series. It's so hard to find a good book, and when it's the first of a series I love it even more. Is there anything better than knowing there are more books to look forward to when yo ... more
Other Authors:: Source of Support
by ZaraAltair on May 15, 2017
Read the chilling account of a student's stay at a haunted hostel room.
http://untoldfiction.blogspot.com/2017/05/the-hostel-room.html
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When you're a freelance writer and author, you no doubt want to make sure that your thriller novels are enjoyable to read. There are many tricks to writing thriller novels, and many common mistakes as
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Paranormal romance is not just for women. Okay, maybe it’s mostly for women, but not just for woman.
Frankly, if I was a dude and wanted a peak into the female psyche, I wouldn’t just read para
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Checkout my latest release.
Book Synopsis
When her longtime boyfriend Tyler decides to take Brie to a high-priced French restaurant for a romantic dinner on Valentine’s Day, she naturally assu
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http://untoldfiction.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-divine-design.html
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I write young adult and fantasy. My book is available as an ebook on Amazon.com for the bargain price of $2.99. If you enjoy fantasy and adventure give it a try and let me know what you think!
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As a member of the Knoxville Writers Guild, and in particular of the Guild’s Sci-Fi/Fantasy Writers’ Group, I recently joined in on a writing experiment that was downright fun. The idea was that e
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Hopefully, some of you have checked out a few of my blog posts since I began the blogging adventure just a few months ago. If you haven’t, now would be as good a time as any. I’ll wait . . .
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Just thought I would speak my mind on this new report. I know it takes me a good two years to write a book. It takes money to have it edited, a cover made, formatted, and it takes me a huge amount of
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I walked along the narrow path that twisted and turned through the dense forest. The sun filtered through the trees and the meadow was just ahead. I hummed as I looked at the daisies, blue bells and e
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The art of writing is actually attempted communication between alien worlds. Let me explain. No two people have the exact same mental “picture” for a word, much less a whole sentence. We are pat
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There you were
All alone in there
Such a pretty little one
Looking up hopefully
"We would like a visit"
"If you please"
You were exquisite
We were escorted to a little room
She brought you int
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I have recently had a publisher that suddenly closed up. The web page is wiped out. The scuttlebutt indicates that they were being dishonest and aggressive to their employees and to their authors. Thi
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People can now read and download my books all for a pound! Visit my site to find out more:
http://carlagodfrey2506.wixsite.com/membership
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Well, you were warned. It’s now time to delve into commas. This little turd of punctuation is probably the most misinterpreted thing in the universe.
The reason behind the misinterpretation is th
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The previous posts, though regarding the art of editing, were geared towards giving you an idea of how storytelling works. This post will discuss a technical aspect of writing; proper sentence structu
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Introducing the cheater and the cheated:
Celine is heartbroken, her perfect too-good-to-be-true boyfriend has actually turned out...well...literally too good to be true. So she swears off men for l
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Just A Number:
On the morning of Valentine's Day, thirty-six year old divorcee Martin Lewis receives a letter, suddenly, his mind is transported back to the past and memories emerge that he would
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It has been over a year since I published my juvenile novel Bess's Magical Garden. At first there were a few sales on Amazon and with Friesen Press but it has now died off. I started selling them at t
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The Shakespeare Challenge
William Shakespeare is apparently the best, most pervasively considered creator ever, providing the fundamental writing for English classrooms the world over. Shakespeare
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In the last post, we learned a bit about info dumps and how to avoid or correct them, but we also learned about prologues, a way to set up the story. Is such a thing always necessary? A prologue is an
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I am so pleased to announce that Mythos, the first installment in The Mer Chronicles, is now available via Amazon and Barnes and Noble among other sites. Beyond Legend, the second book in the series,
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Hello Readers!
I'm happy to announce that my new novel is now available! I've been working on it (on and off) for a few years now, and spent the last several months editing, revising, and formattin
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What is an info dump anyway?
A story certainly contains a great deal of information. A writer must tell readers all about the world, the people, the technology, the magic, the murder, the mystery,
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I was delighted to receive more 'Hungry Monster' awards in February: two golds and one silver!
The first gold was for Seb Cage Begins His Adventures, as listed on my books pages;
the second was for
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Less is more? How can less be more? Last I checked, four oranges are less than five, and that means….
Okay, hold on; let’s try it in a writing example:
He went to the store.
He went to th
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What influences your writing? Does it really matter where you write? It isn't always possible to jet off to a foreign place to write. Your imagination can take you just about anywhere you wish.
The r
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Who among us has not heard such a statement? When writing, it’s important to consider showing versus telling. Don’t tell the reader. Show the reader. Show the reader what? What are we talking abou
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The previous post showed numerous problems with seemingly simple sentences, and among those problems were weak writing caused by the word would. It was stated that would is a weak word because it insi
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The Hungry Monster Book Award
Congratulations!
We are proud to present you with our Hungry Monster Book Award.
Your book deserves extraordinary praise and The Hungry Monster is proud to acknowled
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Like a word, a single sentence can make or break a book. Books come in all forms; fiction, non-fiction, entertainment, information, third person omniscient, first person narrative, but the structure i
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Most of the questions I’m personally asked are about specific details regarding the editing process of a novel or story during or after the writing process.
Today, I will cover the word.
A sin
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I had dabbled in writing off and on after I turned fifty but it wasn't until I was in my sixties when I started to put my heart and soul into learning to write. When I started to take courses I also t
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CIRCLE OF BOOKS INTERVIEW
WITH KOOS VERKAIK:
When did you start writing, what moved you to start writing?
I started writing at the age of seven. First drawings of animals with a little text, later
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Last year I did a TEDx talk. Being selected to do one was easy. On January 5th, I wrote on my bucket list that I wanted to do a TEDx talk. Near the end of that same month I got an unsolicited email as
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My second book, Kleptomaniac: Who's Really Robbing God Anyway was written so that I could leave a record of my biblical discovery about tithing. When I first started studying the subject tithing and t
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The BBC recently serialised NW by the very talented Sadie Smith, and I was interested to read that she can’t bear to keep copies of some of her books in her house.
Hallelujah! Sadie and I have s
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My debut novel is out with Solstice Publishing now.see https://www.amazon.co.uk/What-If-Go-Polly-White-ebook/dp/B01N6WEPKV/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=14
Blurb-
Grace Negrescu is a Rom
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10 Key Elements to a Heartfelt Romance
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By Dee Dee M.Scott
I write in many genres, but I have to say, my favorite genre to write is Romance. I was a romance reader way before I was a romance
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So your friends all have e-readers——either a Kindle, Nook, tablet, iPad, what have you——but you can’t imagine reading without the feel of a hard cover or dog-eared paperback in your hands. L
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كتاب "لحن الروح"من تأليف شربل جورج الغريّب اصدار 2014،
كتاب تقدمة الى الله ربي،
كتاب كَتَبتهُ روح الشاعر، كل ق
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كتاب "بيروت عبر التاريخ" تحفة فنية مهداة الى العالم بأجمعه و خاصة الى البيروتيين ليفتخروا بأعظم وارقى مدينة ف
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كتاب "كيف ادرس لأنجح" يعلمك كيف تدرس لتنجح في حياتك المدرسية وحياتك العملية و كيف تستخدم العديد من انواع الذكا
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I spent the weekend after Thanksgiving putting up my Christmas trees. I love this time of year. And, yes, I’ve been playing Christmas music for the last two months. To celebrate the Christmas Season
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the life is not sweet and not frustrate.
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It’s only natural that my novel, Curse Me Not, should fall into the genres that I read the most and like the best — paranormal romance and urban fantasy. What’s unnatural, however, is that my no
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On a dreary November evening in 2014, I put on a curly orange wig, a hideous 1970’s shirt, matching medallion and I strangled a Dutch prostitute. A few years earlier, I put on a short skirt, very pr
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With the incredible success of my new novel, The Man Who Loved Too Much - Book 1: Archipelago, released only two weeks ago but already peaking at #11,496 on Amazon's Fiction/Coming of Age/Fantasy/Zomb
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With my book, The Man Who Loved Too Much, Book 1: Archipelago __ my sixth novel! __ shooting up the charts due to a fire sale on the ebook version, people often ask me:
"John, how do you get inspir
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Ryan Bartek is a writer and musician from The United States, born & raised in Metro Detroit and now living in Portland, Oregon. At 35 years old he is the author of 6 books. He is the head of Anomie P
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First Print Edition ANTICLIMAX LEVIATHAN out 11/15/16
The First Edition of Ryan Bartek’s autobiographical memoir “Anticlimax Leviathan” will be released worldwide on November 15th, 2016. This
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*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 3/15/16 ***
First Print “FORTRESS EUROPE” Metal/Punk Travel Book out 3/15
The First Print Edition of underground journalist Ryan Bartek’s heavy metal, punk & rock tra
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*** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2/16/16 ***
First Print Edition “THE BIG SHINY PRISON” out 2/16
The First Print Edition of underground journalist Ryan Bartek’s extreme metal & punk rock travel boo
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I belong to a lively online Historical Novels discussion group in which authors engage in lots of discussions ranging from how one researches historical novels to selecting book titles. Most recently
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I’d like to believe I’m a smart author in that I want to learn from my mistakes. That being said, I’m finding that my most important “teacher" is you, the reader. What you say about what you r
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The following is a flash fiction story based on a prompt at a writers group meeting Saturday a week ago. The prompts were randomly generated around the table, each of us adding a word and then passing
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The 2016 Presidential And Congressional Elections Are Rapidly Approaching!
For the benefit of new voters and those who find it difficult to assess political candidates:
The new publication, Some
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Back in the days when I was giving college classes in fiction writing a member of my department once began a lecture with the sentence, “There are no characters in fiction, only words.” This is o
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(1) Stole candy from the Red & White supermarket (age 4).
(2) Bought candy with my Sunday-school money at Merusi’s corner store and hid it under the Streeters’ front porch (primary school).
(3)
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One of my regular blog readers contacted me a few weeks ago with the question, “Can you teach me to do what you do?” I wasn’t sure what that meant, exactly, so I pressed, “Which thing?”
I
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Deflategate
(You knew I just had to right?)
Have you ever come out to start your car (after a cold night in the driveway) and found one or more low tire pressure indicator lights on? So have I! This
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J. A. Cipriano: Jet-My Brother’s Keeper – a novella
J.A. Cipriano’s Jet: My Brother’s Keeper reads like Nikita of Division met Agent Melinda “The Cavalry” May of S.H.I.E.L. D. and the
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Penises don’t rape people. People (mostly men) rape people (not only women).
Rape is about the physical violation of a person, power over the person. It’s about dominance, punishment, and hum
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To celebrate the upcoming release of my new book, I’ve decided to permanently reduce the price of Beneath the Roses from 1.99 New Price to 0.99 USD.
The price reduction will be reflected in all A
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Cherishing the Small Moments
When Sabrina was four months old, she had a well-visit that could only be scheduled during my working hours. I had returned to work at the Merchant & Gould, the patent
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Your pantry probably contains the same substances used by Ancient Egyptians to make mummies!
I’m not suggesting you try this at home, but the main substance used to pack the cleaned organs and body
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Hi, my name is Carol J Donahue, I make my home in So Florida with my husband John who is retired from a successful career as a Jockey. I have worn many hats in my life; Waitress, Hostess, Caterer,
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Guys. Dresses. Why Not Share the Experience?
Netflix is a magic window into the past, the present, and maybe, the future. My most recent binge was Quantum Leap, a show from the 90s with Scott Bakul
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“Flash Fiction” is a short—sometimes really short—form of storytelling. The number of words required in flash fiction differs from writer to writer, editor to editor, contest to contest, but s
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Of all the books people read, it’s children’s books that will leave the most lasting impression. This longevity can be attributed to the pleasant associations children have of sitting on their par
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Film Noir: Film Noir (Dark or Black Film) is a term coined by French film critics describing the American pulp fiction crime melodramas of the 1940s and 50s. It’s a cinematic style and genre that re
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Will DRIVEN BY DEATH get published by Kindle Press?
And what is this Kindle Scout business?
I’m sure many of you have seen Amazon’s new venture, inviting authors to present their new, never-
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My book coach here in Boise, Idaho started a traveling bookstore she calls a Pop-Up Bookstore because it will pop up in different locations. At each location, she will feature one author and one artis
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I have a new #NSP National Service program to disburse backpacks to all Americans the leg up they will need to help all of our #disadvantaged #homeless #veterans #poverty #mentalhealth #parole #repara
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After a night of trying to sleep on to find my mind wants to show me what I forgot to two days ago that I attempted to do but there was a sturdy wall preventing me from remembering. I find myself sta
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There comes a point in every man's life when he has to face the truth, and accept that something is getting out of hand. He has to look himself in the mirror and say, "If you don't do something
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Are you mentally ready to face the harrowing challenges of an exciting and implausible journey? Are you prepared to share in incredible discoveries that possibly threaten our planet and human existenc
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Hi everyone,
I'm new to The Literary Net. Let me introduce myself. Mary Martinez, I have many personalities. Mom, wife, Nana, author, and co-worker. (I'd rather not be a co-worker). I love my family
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Dear Santa:
Normally, I don’t make Christmas wish lists, but this time I have to make an exception. You see, I’m an author, and am always looking for new experiences—grist for my mill, as it we
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RATTLER PUBLISHING SUMMER SALE
All publications are now on sale at 75% off through July 31st only at Smashwords.
Go to the author's page at https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/drattler67
When
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Okay, you bought a new house on good faith. How can you tell if you purchased a nice home or one that is toxic? Here are the ten subtle signs that your new home might not be a good bargain.
1. You d
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Apparently, there’s no truth to the rumors (yet) that #FoxNews Chairman Roger Ailes and Fox News and Friends Co-Host Steve Doocy will undergo sensitivity training as part of a settlement to the law
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Earth Will Gain One Extra Second in 2016
Due to Earth's rotation, 2016 will gain one extra second. Use it wisely. Here are some suggestions on what you can do with one second:
• Exhale – You mig
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Read the Hollywood coverage review on "April was here" Better than fiction. This true story reads like a great novel. Thrilling, heart wrenching, yet humorous look into the life of a young survivor. B
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Americans love music. Our music is played and sang around the world. So it strikes me as a little strange when I see so many Americans who can’t sing our National Anthem correctly. Every citizen sho
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Making of the Fall of Shuruppak!
I have always been fascinated by the Epic of Gilgamesh. The link between the biblical flood and the events in the epic became even more intriguing when the evidenc
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A site-wide sale at Smashwords will feature many e-books with 25-75% off regular prices. Sale ends July 31, so hop on over and check it out!
(Some books are even FREE)
During this month only, 2
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Flying the flag or waving the flag doesn’t make one a patriot. The same goes for wearing a miniature flag as a lapel pin. A patriot respects the flag but flag waving doesn’t define a patriot. So w
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I claim to NOT have a lot of skills, one being, I am not a blogger. But here is an update on my latest project - Halfway to Creepy. It is a collection of short, bizarre stories that I wrote between th
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Okay, I’ve been warning you. If you haven’t removed your fraternity from your resume, you should do it now. Last chance. There are basically two types of fraternities; those who have done somethin
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I just read on my newsfeed (under money) an article by Craig Warga written for #Bloomberg listing 21 colleges with free tuition. Of course, he missed four major schools that offer free tuition. Some o
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The new FAA rules that govern the use of drones include operators keeping drones in sight at all times, flying drones only in daylight and height and speed restrictions. However, there are several rul
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I didn’t write these and I don’t know the author, but a friend of mine shared them with me and I thought them too good not to share. Enjoy!
Man Rules – author unknown.
At last a guy has ta
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I wanted to write something about Father’s Day, but the truth is I don’t have any great memories of my biological father from my childhood. My mother and father divorced when I was six. My mother
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The Army has defended out nation for 241 years. It has changed many times trying to keep up with new doctrine, strategy, tactics and technology. It has fought many wars and battles over the years. Th
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I just read on my newsfeed an article from Reader’s Digest about the 9 Things You Should Never, Ever Leave in the Car. It mentioned medications, electronics, sunscreen, water bottles, handbags, glas
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Sometimes shit happens and I feel compelled to “go there,” to speak my mind. And so…
To me it seems things have taken a turn in the U.S. that’s unlike anything I’ve seen over the past ha
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June 14 is Flag Day. The following was written by Lynn M. Peterson, an Army Retirement Services Program Manager. I thought it worth repeating on flag day.
Do you know the proper conduct when the Un
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I like to watch TV. However, lately my favorite shows seem to have added so many sub-plots that it’s hard to keep them straight. There’s a sub-plot for each relationship. Here’s an example of a
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Last week I went to Colorado Springs to attend my grandson’s high school graduation and my oldest son’s retirement from the Air Force. I have a couple of observations.
I never saw a calorically
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I read with interest an article on my news feed about the top ten reasons couples break up. It was very similar to a previous article on relationships. It mentions these reasons couples break up: no s
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Today is #MemorialDay, a time to remember fallen comrades who died defending freedom. On this day and #VeteransDay, I recall my father, Dale Anderson, who served 35 years in the #Army. He fought in th
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“Okay, Mike. Your new GPS is installed. The best system on the market with voice activation and artificial intelligence. All your addresses are loaded.”
“Sounds great, Steve. Is there a manual?
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At one of my author meetings, I was asked why I don't write series books using the same character(s). Series are the way to make money in this business - keep readers coming back.
I'm not opposed t
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On a blog I perused recently, I picked up an interesting tidbit. It’s a practice called “69-ing” and, no, it’s not that 69-ing!
With all the books out there on the market these days, hip re
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Couples fall in love and look for a long term relationship. They’re looking for qualities that make for a good partner. I believe there’re some qualities that at least one partner must possess for
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I woke up late this morning enjoying my extended holiday and opened social media to the whines and moans of many of my high school buddies who now have a number of children and have been deprived of s
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I have created a new series about "The Storyteller".
A Lost Soul Discovered
Who is this mysterious Man and why had he come to Earth?
A naked man appears on a highway and he is rescued by an earth
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I read on my news feed the 7 Signs You’re Drinking Too Much Coffee. The article listed these symptoms: you feel anxious, your stomach hurts, your heart is racing, you have diarrhea, you can’t slee
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You may have heard on ESPN that Sylvester Stallone was detained in Australia and charged with importing HGH. He claims it was only a supplement called Pure Muscle-X. Rumor has it he may undergo “int
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If you are a crime writer, you probably are a fan of several TV crime series such as Elementary, Chicago PD, Gotham, CSI (any of them), NCIS, Castle, Backstrom, Battle Creek, and The Mysteries of Laur
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How do you invent your stories?
AHHH! What a terrible question. The answer is, ‘I don’t know.’
True. The same as all novelists I start with a blank sheet of paper – it is unimportant whe
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I’ve opened a new boutique, a discount emporium of short reads. Come check out the 99¢ Stories. Perfect for when you’re waiting for a plane or train, the doctor is running late, or the work on yo
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When I was a kid if you had asked me what kinds of things I loved I would have said books and babies; after family, God, dogs and Elvis of course.
I liked babies so much that I even tried to kidna
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I sympathize with stupid people. Stupidity runs in my family. Some of my best friends are stupid. I’d like to try to help stupid, but it’s not easy. Here are some “stupid” quotes:
“Life is
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If we place our dreams before God and ask Him to bless them then amazing things will happen and most of the time
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This not my usual humorous blog, but I think you might enjoy it.
The Last Chit–Chat
Hello, hon. You look good. New dress?
“No, dear. It’s the same old one that I’ve had for ten years, but
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I just discovered the Literary Net webpage and decided to give it a try. I'm a writer living on the beautiful southern Oregon coast. My writing includes a combination of fiction and non-fiction. I'm p
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My deeply-embedded interest in ancient Egypt is as mysterious to me as ancient Egypt itself.
Where did the inexplicable pull begin?
Ancient Egypt did not interest my parents or any other membe
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My blog is at "https://strugglingtothrive.com".
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I read with interest article on my news feed from Reader's Digest, 9 Subtle Signs You’re in a Toxic Relationship. The article listed these subtle signs:
You're always walking on eggshells
You feel
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Copies of SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE THE OLD PROSPECTOR'S MULE...! will be available directly from the author until Mother's Day, May 8, 2016 at the sale price of $15, shipping included! Place orders at
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It was never a consideration for me to go down the traditional route when publishing my book. Ok, that’s not strictly true. I mean, who wouldn’t want to be snapped up by a prestigious publishi
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The following is an article I wrote for a local contest. It didn’t win but I thought I would share it anyway.
My First Love
My first memory of my local library was of its immensity; books neatly a
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If you are asking yourselves what motivates me to jump out of bed in the morning, the answer lies in my passion for writing. I have a passion for words and I love sharing content with my readers. Very
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Gay Star News recently reported that according to a recent survey by Kings College London, gay men are one and a half times more likely to suffer with depression than straight men. Suicide rates amo
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Why did I pick Knoxville, Tennessee, as the setting for my debut novel, Curse Me Not? Easy. The town is big enough to have everything from an opera company to a paint ball club, yet it’s small enoug
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This is the first time I have written a blog and to be honest I spent quite some time thinking about what I should write about. Why would anyone want to listen to me I kept thinking?! But I guess that
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I write historical fiction set in some instances during the years of the Napoleonic Wars. This is a period of history with many followers who have an obsessive almost encyclopaedic knowledge of the su
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I've had a great few months with contests.
At first, I wasn't convinced that entering my novel into the several contests my publicist recommended would be helpful. I thought they'd be too costly fo
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This will be my first author signing event, which is hosted by Scarlett Enterprises. I will be joining 45 other authors, and this is going to be an annual event.
When: Saturday, 13 August 2016 f
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I recently published a new book entitled, Did You Know About Bible History? which delves into the history of the Bible. Not its doctrines, but its history from the very beginning.
Why did I write i
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I've lived, and worked, in Vietnam for nearly twenty years and got to know the local people fairly well, but some things still amaze me. In particular family and social things.
I married a widow 18
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I’ve noticed something in a number of churches, both those I’ve attended for varying lengths of time over the years and those I’ve only read or heard about: They employ a wide range of means to
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According to the Chicago AP, former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert has agreed to pay $3.5 million to the victim of his sex-abuse. He still hasn’t been sentenced. Rumor has it he may also undergo
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A Spring 2016 GIVEAWAY -Curse of Koris
A Spring 2016 GIVEAWAY of my latest science fiction novel, Curse of Koris, part of the Furlites of Aroriel series.
Simply stop by and drop me a comment for a
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My work has taken me all over the world, and I have been able to work and live for long periods of time in some remote and regrettably dangerous areas. Let’s rephrase that. The war or rebellion st
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I have many distractions to keep me from writing and rewriting. My daughter advises me that there’s no hurry to finish my third book. But I feel uneasy when I let too much time go by before I tackl
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What is an author media kit? It’s a variety of promoting tools you probably already have written and use anytime you need to market your books on sites. A media kit is all of the important tools all
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April 26th marks the fourth year anniversary release of my Western Horror, A Bloody Bloody Mess in the Wild Wild West. To honor this occasion I am doing some giveaways and contests throughout the mont
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Do you ever come up with a great idea for a story that you just can’t wait to get started on? Chances are the answer to this is yes. The more enlightening question is how do you decide if a story be
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New update for www.beaninformedvoter.com, March 27/2016. Chapter 3 excerpt from "The Old Prospector's Mule" plus Be An Informed Voter weekly newsletters, March 20 and March 21.
The 2016 presidentia
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New information is available from the political opinion book, "Some People Are Like The Old Prospector's Mule...You Have To Hit 'Em Between The Eyes With A Two-By-Four To Get Their Attention!" Access
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Have you ever tested the limits of your imagination?
Where does your imagination begin and where does it end?
Read "Travelman" and test the limits of your imagination.
Travel Man is an ordinary man
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I was always fascinated with the idea which I heard growing up that our ideas are like monkeys. If we do not hold on to good ideas, they just swing away into the trees like monkeys. Later I read about
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I have a shiny bike. It’s pink with a little white wicker basket. I call it the grandma bike. So no, I’m not a cycling enthusiast. You won’t see me hunched over the handlebars wearing slick shor
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Stephen King is my friend. He just doesn’t know it. Let’s face it, he just doesn’t know me. But he saved me, nonetheless. I grew up in the housing projects. Enough said, right? Want a dream kill
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Every so often I find it useful to take a look at the late Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules of Writing. It is sage advice from a master.
Every writer should read these rules and remember them. I’m doi
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"Who Is Clarence Mckinsey?" (Readers Favorite 5 star reviews; available at www.whoisclarencemckinsey.com) is an effort to identify the inescapable horrors confronting the imprisoned segment of our bla
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Sit back in your favorite chair and revisit my early years with me. I have been a lifelong resident of St. Louis and grew up in the South City on a street called Alaska. My grade school adventures wil
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I have been writing, in one form or another, for most of my life. I learned the techniques and skills of writing by toiling for almost 30 years in the relentless and stressful world of journalism.
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Howdy,
As a way of introduction, I would like to say I'm proud to be an Old-West historian, a western writer and a born storyteller.
My publishing background includes: three non-fiction books on
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When my husband goes on a business trip and I’m usually all alone in a big and old house. It’s been around for more than a century and I suspect folks have died in it. That’s my suspicion and I
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When I began my career in journalism, it was with newspapers.
First, there was the University Daily Kansan, the student newspaper at the University of Kansas, where I toiled as a reporter, then Sport
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We at Rattler Publication are excited about the release of Certosnia The Season of Tribulations. The 752 page turning is a rollercoaster ride of emotions is Book III of the Season Series. The work is
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The paranormal twist I use in Curse Me Not is one that speaks to auras and curs
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If you have never read Evelyn Waugh’s wonderful satire of British journalism entitled “Scoop,” get thee to Amazon or to a bookstore and buy the book. You won’t be disappointed.
“Scoop”
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One of the great misconceptions the public has about authors is that once you publish a book you are invariably sprinting toward that heady world of six, seven, and perhaps even eight-figure incomes.
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The “Khamsa hand” motif was an apt element to feature in Curse Me Not, my novel about a woman who can see people’s auras and clean revenge curses from those auras. After all, the motif has been
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http://bwlauthors.blogspot.com/2016/01/a-very-short-history-of-spies-and.html
As one of the world’s oldest occupations, espionage in one form or another has been around for as long as men have c
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By Ronald E. Yates
I was interviewed recently about the art and craft of writing in general and writing in the historical fiction genre in particular.
As a journalist for some thirty years I int
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February 6, 2016 by Ronald E. Yates
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Having just finished the second book in my Finding Billy Battles trilogy, which ends between 1905 and 1910, I find myself still deeply immersed in the li
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Recently, I joined a “local” science fiction book club—a 100-mile round trip from my house—because I wanted to take the pulse of my audience for my self-published novel, Mindclone. The first m
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Have you been ignoring social media? Think you don’t have time for it? Or that ‘readers will come if my book is in stores’? Do all the different forms of social media seem overwhelming?
I sa
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Dear fellow writers.
We all want to publish (main stream or self) and get our books out there. BUT please take your time...let your book simmer alone for a few months. Put it in the "drawer" and star
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My life has definitely been blessed, but there are days when nothing seems to go right. Like a superstitious peasant woman out of the Middle Ages, I start counting since, as we all know, bad things co
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Introduction
You spend a week, or a month, or a year or more, writing your book. You make your way
through the tangled web, which is modern publishing. Then, you wait. The sales start to trickle
in
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Artillery bothers me. The idea of an offshore bombardment that can slaughter an entire town where the people shooting don’t even see the people they are killing seems innately wrong. Truth to tell,
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As a struggling writer, I’m usually about self-promotion, but I have to tell my story. Sandra Bland and I faced the exact same situation but our outcomes were different. First of all, my heartfelt c
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This One has Street Cred
I have a lot of respect for the work of the Editor of this multi-Author volume of Deluge related stories. Mr. Taylor has gone to a lot of work to put it together. I know th
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I've written 3 novels set in early 18th-century Santa Fe, New Mexico. I'd like to hear from anyone who reads or writes about the mystical-historical side of NM. For details on me see my website: www.g
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I was wondering if you wouldn't mind sharing the following information with your friends:
I have written a book about our beloved dog who is named Lynyrd Skynyrd. He's part pug and part beagle wh
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Just excited to share the news that book # 32 will be coming out soon. I have a system for the books. I write them longhand, didn't know that everyone doesn't do this! Then I type them and edit on com
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I don't know how people can write about themselves or their pasts or their ideas -- all the time. Give me a bad dream and I can write a novella. Give me chance to talk about myself and I will stare in
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The Tale – A Story of Galactic Proportions - Is now available to buy in hardback format (with a gloss full colour dust jacket).
http://www.feedaread.com/books/THE-TALE-9781786105516.aspx
The b
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Link to my radio commercial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwNSun-hy-Y
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Link to my radio interview. I was very nervous as you can hear, but when all is said and done, I think it went well.
Thanks for listening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLedz5kA9WI
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Video of my sister and I skating in 1962. Do you know which one is me? I dare you not to laugh!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhwQpOezN_E
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I was so naïve about my book. I just knew that the world would be ready to read my words. I just knew that once it was published, the sales would soar. I just knew that my name (pen name actually) wo
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Harper Lee (To Kill a Mockingbird), Emily Bronte (Wuthering Heights), Margaret Mitchell (Gone With the Wind), J.D.Salinger (The Catcher in the Rye), and Boris Pasternak (Doctor Zhivago) are all one hi
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This is a review of Dhungwana 2117: A captivating sci-fi novel: The Dhungwana Chronicles (2117-3451) Part 1.
This is an interesting mix of science fiction, social commentary, and what I like to call
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Coming January 17 (my 90th birthday) on Amazon.com, my new book:
MURDER MADE LEGAL: A Casey Alton Mystery
Self-proclaimed sailboat bum and former motorcycle gang chief Smitty are pulled into yet a
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Any author interested in sharing newsletters, blogs etc? I have about 200 on my mailing list and blog and post regularly on facebook, linked in, google +, etc. Interested in me adding your output to
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I am proud to announce my Independent candidacy for President of the United States for 2016. Only Independents will vote for the best idea no matter who proposes it.
My goal as President will be to
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Once you have published your eBook on Amazon, and maybe on Smashwords (for multiple platforms), you have probably created a print format of your work, and now have it published in paperback form on Cr
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As Writers, we all need reviews on our books. It is a hard task to get them, when any reader can get as many free books to read as they want, and they are usually not interested in taking the effort t
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I have been trying to subtly encourage folks to do this connect thing with me that the navigation bar says is a thing, with no actual connections yet.
I can only reach a limited number of conclusions
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I am kind of winging it with this chapter. I don't have a lot of action planned, and it will be sort of an informational setup for the next few chapters. Very sparse notes on content at the end of the
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The 24-chromosome people of the 35th century are called the Vuduri. I have written over 1000 articles about them over on Goodreads. Rather than repeat those articles or worse, double my work-load, ple
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To be one with self is the goal !
When we know, then we understand that we know little. When we move we are only traveling in the next of a series of circles that some call the natural orde
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I am hell bound. I must be. Hell presents itself sometimes when I slip into REM. Every so often I have a sense of when gentle sleep is going to descend into a teeth-grinding nightmare. Some internal m
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Here is the information on my blog:
http://angelaparkerfables.wix.com/author#!blog/c112v
RSS: http://angelaparkerfables.wix.com/author/feed.xml
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Hey, why don't you have a cup of coffee, or maybe some water and Mio, but spend a few minutes with me to have a serious chat.
I don't care who you are, where you are in life, or how you try to liv
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I have a number of Audiobooks out that deal with a variety of non-fiction subjects. I have an UFO investigation audiobook, a audiobook on becoming happy, one on what it is to be a Libertarian, and one
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Publishing a novel for the first time is exciting and scary. It generates pride while at the same time it spits out gobs of self-doubt. While friends pull out pictures of their kids, you pull out your
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I have always wondered what makes the elderly or older adult population an important aspect where recovery from mental illness is concerned. I work as a peer advocate at Pride of Judea/JBFCS with the
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Many people who are resistant to getting treatment for their mental illness ignore that they have a problem and by the time they realize it, it becomes a little too late until they have a nervous brea
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I often ask myself why some people with mental illness are afraid to come in and talk about their experiences even if its among others who also have a mental illness? For example, I run a small peer
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DECEMBER 2015 BY SMOOTHSALE LEAVE A COMMENT
Attract the Right Job or Clientele: Do You Entertain Clients?
The above headline has two meanings included. It could refer to treating your clientel
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Growing up 12 miles from Fenway baseball was a very big deal in Lexington and I was determined to give it my best shot. Opening day was a major event with a parade through the center of town and playe
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It should come as no surprise (though siblings are surprised) that our brothers and sisters influence how we relate to the opposite sex. Siblings are our first marriage partners. They teach us about
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Why read this book From an early age we are taught to respect and trust police. Most of us do. But today we watch the evening news or read that another policeman has molested a child, or was caught
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Have you ever wondered what it take to truly overcome a bad situation. It is one thing to think positive, but it is truly something different to actual feel positive (if that make since). In the midst
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Next Week, as Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens in theaters, we are slated to sit down and Hang With the incomparable writer and author Alan Dean Foster, who has writt
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Follow my blogs at https://plus.google.com/+DrwandapyleBlogspot/posts
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Hi Everyone,
For all blogs, please visit http://colourchameleon.com/blog/
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By Andrea Cadwell, MA. MSc
I am a graduate student in the Advocacy for Social Justice and Sustainability program at Antioch University New England in Keene, NH. My work at Antioch has centered on f
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When I get up in the mornings, I'm not asking for too much. I just want to feel the floor under my feet, waddle down to the coffeemaker and eventually enjoy the nectar of the gods--coffee.
I love
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I've always been one of those people who either enjoyed sleep or suffered from nightmares. Too many times my dreams turn into nightmares where I find myself fighting for my soul in a hellish abyss. Am
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Golden Eagle ~ What You Say! by James B. Beard aka Noodin
People ask me how I know when an animal is one of my helpers. Golden Eagle is one of my helpers! My answer is simple. When one becomes awa
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Reading a newspaper to read has been my favorite start of a morning for several years now. Only, over a few months I am just not able to like most the news headlines that I come across. There is too m
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Last Time I Checked
Last time I checked, this world was integrated, as in mixed, blended, cohabited and racially diversified. Colored were free to do as they please, just like whites,
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This is meant to be a short note to wish everyone a pleasant holiday season. Though much is going on in all aspects of our daily lives it is important, in my way of thinking, to stay focused on the be
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While I never attempted to write one before, I am a big fan of the fantasy genre and I counted on my experience as a “world-recreator” in writing believable historical settings to guide me in brea
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White Mocs on the Red Road
Walking Spirit in a Native Way
By James B. Beard
Jim's first book -Jim Beard aka NoodinWhite Mocs
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I am a professional writer, copy editor and writing coach. I have experience in writing manuscripts and creative writing for a publishing company, KG Books. I have expertise in book marketing and publ
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My latest novel, The Making of a Gangster, was recently released. Those who are reading it have had positive comments about it, and are enjoying the book.
Purchase The Making of a Gangster in paper
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"Sup little homie?" A teenage 135th Street Gangster Crip Gang member named Playboy asked as he passed Antoine.
"What's up?" Antoine responded in an admiringly way as he sat on his bike in front of
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During the years immediately following the creation of the 135th Street Gangster Crip Gang, the willingness of its members to commit crimes for monetary gain and street credibility had many negative r
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Hawthorne was a suburb of the city of Los Angeles, both of which were located in Los Angeles County. It encompassed an area of approximately six square miles between Los Angeles International Airport
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Los Angeles County, California was considered the gang capital of the world because the gang problem in Los Angeles had reached epidemic levels. Young men and women were willing to inflict harm upon p
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Ever since I was a child who sometimes went to work with my mother at her job in corporate America, I have wanted to be a businessman. I liked the environment. The idea that people could sit behind de
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Many people who know me feel that I am a highly intelligent person. I don't disagree with that contention because I know that it is true. As such, I find it extremely annoying when people insist upon
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