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Comment by Stephen Rosenzweig on August 22, 2009 at 7:49am

I didn't know you were out there. I can relate to having a message to share. Check my page and website for more insight to who I am.

Comment by Skeeze Whitlow on August 21, 2009 at 4:28am

I'm notikely to give up.
In 1983, I settled down to write. Before that, I was a cook in the Merchant Marine. I was lucky enough to have the lind of life writers live.
I've been writing about it ever since.
In order to pay the bills, I substitute teach in the public schools. Kids love it. One story after another.
How could I ever give this up?

Comment by ParaNovelGirl on August 20, 2009 at 3:09am

'NEVER SURRENDER! NEVER GIVE UP!' 'A Published Author Is An Unpublished Author Who NEVER QUIT!'
These are words I live by. Having illness in my life allowed me to follow my dream of being a writer! Yes, I began to write about 6 years ago after a lengthy illness and now have 2 paranormal romantic suspense novels sold (one is first in a series) and am working on a non-fiction ( a series about illness and coming out on top no matter what!) www.paranovelgirls.com and www.authorfrancesrarmstrong.com

Comment by Mark A. Wingo on August 18, 2009 at 11:32am

My name is Mark A. Wingo, Founder & CEO of New Beginning Financial Group, LLC. My goal is simple, to help people manage, maintain and prosper not only financiall, but in life.

My contact info:
www.nbfinancialgroup.com
Financial Help Line
877.287.5033

My Book: Building Tomorrow Today: 5 Steps to a Balanced Life. Without being exposed to these priciples my life would not have been as great as it is today. These five steps have shaped me into a better businessman, father, husband and community leader. They have gave me guidance and direction, like a road map. A road map give you a written plan of where you are going. Think of my book as your road map quest of prosperity.

Comment by Gene Cartwright on August 18, 2009 at 12:36am

Send your book jacket as en e-card or use any image on your computer. Add music, choose font style/color. Can't get any easier or more impressive.

Check it out!

Comment by Susan Klopfer on August 12, 2009 at 8:11am

Hi. I'm a new group member. My message involves the civil rights movement. I've written a couple of books about Mississippi's civil rights history and am currently blogging a book, Who Killed Emmett Till? Any comments on the blog would be greatly appreciate and will become part of the blog book. It's at http://whokilledemmetttill.com Thanks, Susan

Comment by Gene Cartwright on August 5, 2009 at 10:20pm

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Comment by Ernest Lijoi on August 4, 2009 at 6:47am

Hi all, I'm new to this site and the best way to tell you about me is to submit the following for you're perusal, my book can be seen at http//www.street-business.com:
Meet Detective Lijoi, as he deals with Mafia figures to recover millions of dollars in stolen bonds, is shot at by fellow police officers, leads a high speed chase through three states, and helps to seize millions of dollars worth of drugs and weapons.
Brooklyn raised and street tough, Detective Ernest Lijoi takes on a new identity as Eddie Pannoni and hits the pool halls and bars in Quincy, Massachusetts, working his way up the chain of dealers and suppliers until the day the trap is sprung and Local and Federal Police raid dozens of homes and businesses in one of the most dramatic and widespread busts in the history of New England.
His secret life on the streets takes its toll on his family and his wife is at the breaking point as she witnesses the change in her New York boy.
Street Business is based on a real detective and real events. Read Street Business, meet Detective Ernie Lijoi and his street guise Eddie Pannoni.

Comment by Duane Rhodes on August 2, 2009 at 12:17pm

"Listen Today So You Can Live Tomorrow." Is out if you have kids or no someone with kids this book is a must read. This book with educate kids, and parents about gangs,drugs, and the prison system. www.drhodes5433.webs.com

Comment by Gene Cartwright on July 29, 2009 at 2:41am

Quite often, less is more.

See what I mean; click the image above.

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