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Discover Mind-Grabbing Books by Talented Tampa Bay Authors…..............

If you live in the Tampa Bay area, you might be inclined to try out new books written by authors in your area. Sure, there are some well-known authors from the Tampa area such as Stephen King (lives there during winters), Connie May Fowler, Linda Crockett... Read >
Author: kramesh

Don't Derail Your Writing Life Before It Starts

Every week, I get a lot of questions from lawyers eager to begin writing. Some want to become full-time writers, while others just want to complete the novel or screenplay that's been kicking around their heads forever. Most are highly committed to mak... Read >
Author: Jennifer Casren

The Most Misunderstood Element of Writing Novels

You've done it. You've gone and written the next Great American Novel. Shockingly, some dolt at a publishing house has actually recognized your brilliance. This is it. The big time! There's only one problem…nobody is buying your novel. Write it and t... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava

Why Panicking Over Notices from Tax Agencies Isn’t Necessary

There is something to be said about the power of our imagination. It can come up with some amazing things, but also create some horror shows that Stephen King would admire. This is particularly true when it comes to getting a notice from a tax agency in t... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava

You Could Be An Author!

I started writing when I was 16 years old. To this day I love writing; I love the fact that we can translate words into images. It is incredible when I think about it. Everyone should write, writing is a way to express your feelings, what you want, what ... Read >
Author: ajit578

Horror books and the Independent Press

Horror books and the Independent Press The independent press is rising again! Yes, we can all celebrate, for it is long overdue. Smaller time horror books publishers are receiving attention never once possible thanks to a particular medium that has ... Read >
Author: Skip Longing

Overcoming Criticism To Your Creativity

When you create something, it's almost like giving birth. And allowing your child to grow up can be one of the hardest steps you'll ever have to face. Although at the same time, the satisfied feeling to finally complete something as pleasant as a piece of... Read >
Author: Joel Annesley

Stephen King Vs Stephenie Meyer: The Controversy

Master writer Stephen King, in a recent interview said: "Both Rowling and Meyer, they're speaking directly to young people... The real difference is that Jo Rowling is a terrific writer and Stephenie Meyer can't write worth a darn. She's not very g... Read >
Author: marciano guerrero

Why self-publishing in e-book format is better today!

Today, more than ever before authors are presented with publishing opportunities that have never existed before. This is not to understate the hard work that authors have to go through to get recognition, write great books, and make a full time living fro... Read >
Author: simon

How Not To Get Your Book Published

You've got a great idea for a book and you're raring to go. You're sure it will become a best-seller. You start to fantasize about the great jacket blurbs you're going to get, and whom you will thank in your Oscar acceptance speech for Best Adapted Screen... Read >
Author: Jennifer Casren

The Emergent Market of e-Book Readers Contributes to Environmental Protection

From an environmental standpoint, introducing e-ink technology into home use, school curriculum, library facilities, and business use provides a win-win scenario with benefits to be had at all angles. Green reading reduces an individual's literary carbon ... Read >
Author: Marco G

The iTunes Gift Card: The Perfect Birthday Gift

Revolutionizing what you buy for that music lover on your shopping list, iTunes Gift Cards allow them to purchase their favorite music, movies, even games for their mp3 players. Buying gifts can often be a hassle. Who the heck knows what to get your f... Read >
Author: Yvonne

Writers Embrace the Digital Age

There was a time when the writer's staple was to sit at a large desk with a pencil and foolscap, penning the latest bestseller. However, it would seem as if major changes are afoot, having been led by the onset of the world wide web. Whilst PC's have long... Read >
Author: DanCure

Stephen King and the relationship between reading and writing

All writers communicate with an audience, even diary writers, who start as their own audience of one. A letter writer may write for an audience of one, a business writer may write of an audience of thousands or more, if they are fortunate, and the Stephen... Read >
Author: Tom Aaron

Mark Twain, Stephen King, hell, and adjectives

If you look for advice on your writing, surf the Internet and you will find advice galore. One writing site tells you that one reason we plunk down money for writers like Stephen King is because they use adverbs to make their writing interesting. While ad... Read >
Author: Tom Aaron

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