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Novel of Short Story: How Do You Decide?
by ThePlasmatic on April 09, 2016Do 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 ... more
It Takes Two Babe...
by nigel699 on March 28, 2016Anyone else working with a co-writer? I initially wrote three novels before being asked to compete a semi-autobiographical account of a police officer's life shortly after he died suddenly. This was a ... more
New Website Entries
by JStudd1 on March 27, 2016New 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 ... more
Be An Informed Voter!
by JStudd1 on March 23, 2016New 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 ... more
Travelman
by Warren on March 20, 2016Have 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 ... more
Thought Monkey
by Warren on March 20, 2016I 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 ... more
Ghostly Attachment Issues
by JulianColeman on March 14, 2016I 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 ... more
Stephen King and I
by JulianColeman on March 09, 2016Stephen 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 ... more
Elmore Leonard’s 10 Rules of Writing: Annotated
by JhawkerRon on March 08, 2016Every 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 ... more
Shameful Black Social Issue
by ealha525 on March 08, 2016"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 ... more