I was always good with words and was told that one day, I should write a book. Christie Brown’s “My left foot” inspired me to tell my own story of living with cerebral palsy and being a disabled parent.
Aideen blackborough – 13 September 2015 Continue reading
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It is a Christian Fiction piece so my target reader is someone who enjoys that genre. But it is also for those looking for something a bit different within that genre.
C.L. Shaffer – 10 September 2015 Continue reading
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I can’t say why others love reading. I love reading because it expands my sphere of understanding, both intellectually and emotionally. I only assume that readers in general share some version of that sense.
Victor A. Davis – 8 September 2015 Continue reading
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I basically just write to entertain the reader. A non-horror reader can be drawn into speculative literature overnight.
Anthony Crowley – 6 September 2015 Continue reading
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I had some idea that had something to do with people wearing masks that exposed themselves, and it sort of grew from there.
Bryce David Salazar – 3 September, 2015 Continue reading
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I believe one of the major challenges of self-publishing is that you get the junk as well as the good ones, and there really is no way to tell which is worth the time except through reviews.
Ije Yvonne – 1 September, 2015 Continue reading
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The author of each of these books has indicated their intent to schedule these books for a free day for the Kindle versions today on Amazon. Sometimes plans change or mistakes happen, so be sure to verify the price before hitting that “buy me” button.
15 Hours: an Alex Sedaka thriller by David Kessler
No Good Deed by M.P. McDonald
Authors interested in having their free book featured either here on Monday or a sister site on Thursday, visit this page for details.
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The world of publishing is still rapidly evolving, but at the time, it seemed that good writing wouldn’t necessarily get you an agent. And without feedback, it’s difficult to tell what’s wrong with your query letters.
Lianne Simon – 30 August 2015 Continue reading
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I heard a story on the BBC while driving that sparked my imagination. Later, in California I saw a road sign that inspired me and gave me another idea and it all sort of gelled into one.
Nick Hirst – 27 August 2015 Continue reading
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Many of the greatest works of literature – Emily Dickinson’s and Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poetry, John Kennedy Toole’s “A Confederacy of Dunces” – didn’t make it past the slush piles of their times, and it is only by a fortunate concatenation of circumstances that we have them. We don’t know what other great writing has been lost forever.
Patrick Murtha – 25 August 2015 Continue reading
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