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Mar.30.2013
I would just like to say to my readers, thank you. I am working on a book of poetry now, It will Be full of unposted, unseen fresh poems. I am not yet sure the due date, But I am working on maybe a year from now, so I hope you stick around. Thanks.
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Mar.30.2013
Author Mary Ann Bernal joins host Phil Naessens to discuss her The Briton and The Dane The Complete Trilogy, Marketing, Promotion, the advantages of being an Indie Author, Screenplays and much much more.
To download this program to a portable listening device please right click the link...
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Mar.29.2013
The end of this story was that I joined the Red Room community, but what had happened before that was somewhat unexpected.
I got married when I was 20 and lost my husband to cancer when I was 52. Shortly before he died my husband told me that he hoped that afterwards I could...
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Mar.27.2013
North of Hope: A Daughter's Arctic Journey came to be published in an unexpected way, which I write about in a blog post at the Quivering Pen (see link).
A phrase frequently (though likely erroneously, lest one is satisfied with very loose translation) to Goethe is:
"Whatever you can...
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Mar.26.2013
Photo: The Golden Gate Bridge, in an aerial view, from the bridge's Wikipedia page. Click it; it's a great pic.
I've been trying to read books lately with a writer's eye, so that I could learn what makes successful (defined here as published; maybe also as respected and/or successful...
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Mar.25.2013
Photo: Book cover of the anthology that contains my recently-sold poem, "An Old Man."
You'll find it in this anthology of "poems of hope throughout the world." This recent write-up says it better:
We are delighted to announce that “Hope Springs A Turtle” is now available to...
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Mar.25.2013
Digital and print-on-demand technology has made self-publishing much easier. But for every self-published work that gains traction, the overwhelming majority of books don't.
by Peter Osnos
Earlier this summer, Penguin Group, long a distinguished major publisher of books, paid $116 million to...
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Mar.23.2013
OK, I don't want the cocaine. I sneeze enough already. But I would have thought I might get enough filthy lucre from having a best seller on Amazon that I might contemplate some sinful purchase. However, apparently not. Author Patrick Wensink, who actually has a best seller on Amazon, reveals that...
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Mar.22.2013
On Tuesday, March 26th, my debut novel, originally released in 2003, will be re-released. This time it has been edited and is a piece of work I am truly proud of.
The last 10 years, as my bio says, I have tried to learn all I can about the technical aspects of writing. The most important...
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