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Farewell to Leonard Tillerman
Farewell to Leonard Tillerman I have now spent years reviewing and blogging about books. My mission has always been to help Indie Authors who have self published. I have my own reasons for blogging and reviewing, but at the heart of if is fairness. I feel that many Indie Authors never really get the recognition or exposure which they deserve. Although it is not always the case, in many instances their writing is equal to or better than numerous mainstream published authors.
You Wish By: Mark Scott Piper
You Wish By: Mark Scott Piper If you were granted the ability to make one wish, what would it be? Perhaps you would want infinite riches, or an end to world poverty. Undoubtedly, most of us long for such an opportunity. The end of all our worries and set up financially for the rest of our life. Or maybe you are more altruistic in your motives and long to save all of mankind. Put a stop to all the pain and suffering which flashes across our television screens on a daily basis.
Arcadia Falls By: Ken Stark
Arcadia Falls by Ken Stark Published by Jacques Gauvin on November 30, 2017 Pages: 376 Goodreads Something is wrong in Arcadia Falls. The first boy vanished without a trace and with just as little fanfare. Even the second disappearance amounted to little more than a few passing remarks and another name skipped over in the classroom roll call. As far as Riverside High and the rest of Arcadia Falls were concerned, it seemed, it was as if nothing had happened at all. Tyler John was no different.
All Roads Shattered By: Lisa Diaz Meyer
All Roads Shattered By: Lisa Diaz Meyer What is evil? The answer to that question has an awful lot to do with perspective. What some people consider to be evil, others see as heroic. With that thought in mind, have you ever wondered if there is a capacity for all of us to engage in dark and lurid conduct? It can certainly be argued that nobody begins life with evil in their heart. It is a conditioned behavior.
Don’t Say You Can’t Publish
Don’t Say You Can’t Publish By: Nina Romano If you’re writing short stories, poems, essays, or stand-alone novel excerpts, you should be submitting these in order to publish in small magazines, or literary journals. Once you have accrued some solid publications, this gives you a bit of clout when writing to agents, editors and publishers on behalf of a larger body of work. You can then query for a novel, a collection of short stories or poems.
The Novice Ghost Hunter By: Martin Best
The Novice Ghost Hunter By: Martin J. Best It is often said that we all have a specific purpose in life. Something which we were simply “born to do”. Unfortunately, many people never actually figure out what that “purpose” actually is. Whether it is due to societal pressures, life circumstances, or even an ingrained lack of self-confidence, many individuals sadly miss their calling. At the same time however, certain people will fight through whatever may come their way to achieve their true destiny.
Editing by Ear By S.S. Bazinet
Editing By Ear by S. S. Bazinet This informative article comes to us from S.S. Bazinet. For many people, the editing process can be tedious. It can also be less than helpful when you read over your story and keep missing typos, repeated words, and so on. But there’s an easy way to catch a lot more of your mistakes. You can listen to your story. When you listen to something read aloud, you process it differently than when you simply see the text.
Tipping Point By: Terry Tyler
by Terry Tyler Tipping Point By: Terry Tyler Have you ever truly considered how you would react to an apocalypse? How would you really respond to widespread destruction or disaster? Most human beings pride themselves on their inherent kind and benevolent nature. A unique human ability to live according to a strong sense of morality which has us look out for the welfare and well being of others.
A Comparison between EBooks and Paperback: Does it Make a Difference?
A Comparison between EBooks and Paperback: Does it Make a Difference? Reading is an essential aspect of life and more people are taking it up as a hobby at any age. With that being said, the coming of the digital age brought about a variety of reading innovations along with it. Paperback books came first and seemed to be unrivalled for a while until modern technology came up with virtual books, or eBooks that people seemed to take to with unbridled enthusiasm.
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