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T. R. Catanzarite
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  • Riverside, RI
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Something About Me and My Book:
Ready, Go! Vietnam Era Writings is my current featured work on my site. I describe it as three episodes of memoir, three brief poems, and a fable of the war that explicates it.
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THE FINAL WORD ON THE RHYMING OF THE WORD "ORANGE."

There's lots of clutter online about the rhyming of the word orange. But I have done it;  I have rhymed the word orange in a short story and uploaded it on Kindle.  See the Kindle store for the title The Rhyming of Orange.  The orange rhyme word is not rare or part of a special terminology but is a word you might use every day.  It is a short story and the price on Kindle is ultimately reasonable.  Please read it and comment.  I believe my solution ends the…

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Posted on October 24, 2014 at 11:03am

THE WORD ON SELF-PUBLISHING / PRINT ON DEMAND - ADDED 11-29-2011

BMN - Of course, I forgot to add the cost of an agent, if you go that way - and this is a big expense.  And, too - you pay tax on your earnings.  Finally, I doubt that you'll get 40% of what's sold.  That's obsolete, also.  Maybe you'll get 12% - 15%.  The book publishing industry is set up as any capitalist enterprise, to maximize profits and part of doing so is to cut the cost of their material, and that's YOU,…

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Posted on November 29, 2011 at 10:52am

The Word on Self-Publishing / Print on Demand

I thought it wasn't long ago that John K. complained that there was not enough material on BMN that stimulated discussion. With a cursory search, though, I have not found anything relevant. Nevertheless, I will upload an item below, - and if, in reply, I get only offers to buy insurance, blogs telling me how much emotional support someone derives from his/her religion, and photos of his/her children and grandchildren - I might withdraw from BMN.

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Posted on November 28, 2011 at 2:30pm

Winning Writers (So-Called) Follow-Up

I will compare Winning Writers boorish behavior to Glimmer Train.  At Glimmer Train, I uploaded the wrong version of a story in their current short short story contest, and later uploaded the correct version.  When I emailed Glimmer Train to make certain that they had the correct version, they refunded the fee for submitting the wrong version - Even though I did not request a refund but only wanted to make certain they had the correct version of my story.  With…

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Posted on February 17, 2011 at 9:00am

WINNING WRITERS SO-CALLED

I'm writing to warn all of you about Winning Writers.  Publishers of poetry are divided into two groups, snob and money-making.  Winning Writers is in the latter category.  It should be called "Winning Profits."  The editor, Adam Cohen, would not respond to a request about a judgement about a poem.  I didn't say he denied a request.  He simply didn't reply.  The reason is that there's no money in replying to such requests.  Winning Writers, so-called, even calls those who use their services…

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Posted on February 15, 2011 at 10:14am

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At 7:57am on December 27, 2007, T. R. Catanzarite said…
Sharon------Thanks for your best wishes for my forthcoming chapbook. I'm not a believer in Christianity, but I have never disliked anyone who follows the Gospels. I'm trying to be a Buddhist, a secular Buddhist----though it is not know as such in the East. It's known as DHARMA, "the way." There are some very noble sentiments in the dharma. One I will share with you, as it might be appropriate at this time of year------the Christian Holiday and the Occidental New Year. When the Buddha was enlightened, it was not only himself who became enlightened, but he brought all of creation, all the universe and its objects and forms of life, to enlightenment with him. So we are all enlightened in potential, except we do not realize it. That's what enlightenment means: to become aware that we are all ready enlightened. I find this comforting because it assumes an enlightened substrate in the human species, and not sin and depravity. Ted
At 9:34am on December 22, 2007, Pastor Sharon Billington said…
I send you greetings of peace and love from the rest of the family. They, like I, are always with you and never leave or forsake you. The angels and the rest of us want you to know how precious you are to us.

When I agreed to give up my divinity and be born in the flesh, I did so very willingly. I looked forward to the time when we, you and us, could all be together and share in everything that is. I looked forward to loving you, hugging you, comforting you and encouraging you so that, when your life gets tough, you will feel secure and supported enough to face whatever you have to face. I looked forward to being the one you could rely upon unconditionally for that strength, comfort and encouragement whenever and however you need it.

Not only that, I looked forward to sharing with you that we created you to love you, and that we so hoped and desired that you would love us back. We want you in our life, and we love it when you want us in yours. It was so exciting when I could turn to my disciples and expand our relationship to include friendship and true fellowship. I offer that friendship and fellowship to you today as well, and I look forward to your inviting me into your life in that way.

You can see there are many reasons why I came in the flesh so many years ago. There’s more! I also wanted to set you free from thoughts and behaviors that hurt you emotionally and spiritually. If you were hurt by people or experienced hard times in your life and lost things like your health, relationships, or your way of life because of disaster or unemployment, I wanted to give you the tips and tools as well as the encouragement to recover emotionally and spiritually from who or what hurt you so you could have the kind of life I want you to enjoy.

Most of you understand why I sacrificed my life for you and what an act of love that was. It is my hope that this letter will help you understand how very much more my life and ministry were to accomplish. I look forward to expanding our relationship now and forever.

Joyfully, Jesus


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At 6:46am on November 19, 2007, ElenaDB said…
Hi, Ted, Thank you for inviting me to be your friend.
Wishing you much luck with your new chapbook

Best,
At 10:44am on November 18, 2007, George Wilder Jr. said…
Hey, thanks for the add. God Bless You.
At 6:34pm on September 27, 2007, Pastor Sharon Billington said…
Thanks for inviting me to be your friend. I look forward to supporting you and partnering with you as the Lord leads.

Blessings,
Pastor Sharon
http://www.encouragingwordsministries.com
Transforming lives thorugh developing balanced, emotionally healthy relationships with God, others and self
At 9:39pm on July 25, 2007, david b mclaughlin said…
Please help me name my book (if you have not already)!

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Thanks in advance,
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At 11:04am on April 1, 2007, T. R. Catanzarite said…
So---Because I haven't heard disclaimers about my propostion posted above: Unless you get lucky and find an agent or editor, or self-publish and exhaust yourself in marketing to sell enough copies to interest one of the commercial publishers, then the best strategy is to publish yourself using your own imprint (and not that of a POD/Self-Publisher or Vanity Press---like Vantage) and market yourself online and in other venues. And you should form a company and do business as a sole proprietor for the tax advantages because you'll spend a lot on marketing/promotion. For some reason, the newpaper / book review publications like self-printed-published books under your own imprint---possibly because it's what many writers in the early part of the 20th century did, from William Carlos Willians to Anais Nin and too many others to mentions. (They had their books printed by a local printer and passed them out to friends, colleagues,and such---and eventually came to the notice of someone in the publishing industry.) I doubt this method would work, anymore. There are so many mss and books coming OTT that editors shovel them out of their offices. I might try Canada, where I have certain connections. Besides, as my mother was culturally French-Canadian, but I also have English-speaking relatives, I might want to reclaim part of my heritage. However----Many of my mss have unmistakable American components. Alas, foiled again!
At 11:24am on March 30, 2007, T. R. Catanzarite said…
John T., I'm not good at selling myself, either. But I'll buy all the ten dollar bills for five bucks that you're willing to part with! LOL! I put up a long (too long) blog post today. You may read it and comment, if you want. Maybe you've located a small press, something I didn't mention in my blog post. But small presses are coterie presses, and you have to be totally in sync with their publishing philosophy, and also, most probably, be part of their in-group or know someone who is. Good luck with whomever you found. As for me, if I don't like Publish America, I'll form my own company. I may also return to my hometown area where I know lots of people and have easy access to the colleges there and attempt to put together a company of writers and marketers and publicists.
 
 
 

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