It’s finally happened, what has been predicted for years has arrived…the cell spell is here.
Now don’t wrinkle your nose, as if you don’t know what I’m talking about. Chances are, you’re probably under that spell too. You can’t avoid it; they’re everywhere - in cars, grocery stores, the mall, theaters, parking lots, airports, restaurants, churches, public bathrooms, private bathrooms. Phew! Cell phones are everywhere. Even in saunas. Now, that gives a new meaning to the phrase…
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Added by Janet Perez Eckles on February 12, 2008 at 12:01pm —
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Today's stop on my book tour is an interview by Dorothy Thompson at:
http://www.thewriterslife.blogspot.com/
And it isn't at all about my novel, The River, By Moonlight, but about my time as a story editor on the television series Dallas. Re-reading it a few minutes ago brought back a lot of happy memories for me. I hope it does the same for you.
Added by Camille Marchetta on February 12, 2008 at 12:00pm —
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Today's article is a by a special guest, Athena Dean, founder of WinePress Publishing and three-time self-published author.
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The Who, What, Where, and Why of Christian Book Promotion & Marketing
By Athena Dean
So, do you think every Christian needs to read your book? If you do, let us stop for a moment and get real. If you think your book…
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Added by Lisa Copen on February 12, 2008 at 10:00am —
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My friend Margie Lawson is a guest blogger on Barbara Vey's Publisher's Weekly Blog on Tuesday, Feb. 12th. Her topic: What's Your Body Language IQ?…
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Added by Ane Mulligan on February 11, 2008 at 5:27pm —
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What do you have that is the "best ever" that is related to your book or web site? Head on over to Squidoo and quickly create a "lens" to let the world know at The Ever Project: at http://www.squidoo.com/ever/hq .
This project allows you to create your best ever collection on any subject. You could do the best recipe books ever, best quotes ever, best authors ever. I created a lens on the best Adoption Scrapbook…
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Added by Lisa Copen on February 11, 2008 at 11:00am —
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In my magazine, HopeKeepers, we featured an article and at the end of the article gave the author’s bio and web site. Unfortunately, her web site was www.myfirstname-mylastname.com.
When the paragraph was justified, unfortunately her bio appeared to say:
Visit her web site at www.myfirstname-
mylastname.com for updated readings.…
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Added by Lisa Copen on February 11, 2008 at 10:00am —
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After a weekend of catching up with everything I'd let slide for too long, today I start the second week of the tour for my novel, The River, By Moonlight. Today's stop is a review:
http://www.virtualwordsmith.blogspot.com/
It's another good one, by Mary Evelyn Lewis, and I'm very grateful and the sun is shining and the week is off to the best possible start.
Added by Camille Marchetta on February 11, 2008 at 9:50am —
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Thanks to the folks at Google for getting Marwan up on
Google Books!
Tags: Atta, Empire State Building,…
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Added by Aram Schefrin on February 11, 2008 at 8:24am —
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It has been one thing to teach this subject at my seminars and another to do through the actual process! But I have begun taking steps to establishing Dancing Lemur Press and hope to begin taking submissions this summer!
Added by L. Diane Wolfe on February 11, 2008 at 7:42am —
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For the first time in my career, I have had an actual interview! It will be aired on Valentine's Day but you don't have to wait until then. I have added it to the music downloads so you can hear it on the podcast yourself! I am very excited about it. I was a little nervous during the interview but it wasn't so bad. I could do another one of those lol. Authors on the Net is a new website who did the interview. Check it out if able!
My website is always being updated. I have a…
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Added by A.R. Grosjean on February 11, 2008 at 2:41am —
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Please start reading about the concerns over the Bering Sea. This is the U.S. and Russians big fish tank. Those fish sandwiches you eat from the fast food places are most likely coming from that part of the ocean. Unfortunately, we are fishing the region to depletion and the climate changes melting the pack ice is gravely effecting all marine life in the region. This includes marine birds and marine mammals beyond polar bear..walrus, sea otters and seal are in a perilous situation in…
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Added by Pam Uher on February 11, 2008 at 2:00am —
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The odds of getting a book published by a NY publisher are astronomical for a new author. Even for the seasoned author or one who already has NY contracts, it’s much the same. For the lucky ones who make it, they’ll tell you it’s a battle to keep their slots on these publishers’ wish lists, but for the new author,…
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Added by Dorothy Thompson on February 11, 2008 at 12:10am —
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My Ning Friends:
I am offering a very special Valentine's Day discount on my newest book, The Orphan Boy, A Love Affair with Mining. This book retails for $19.95. I am offering this special 25% Valentine's day discount for the entire month of February, 2008.
If you know anyone that loves history, mining or stories about the development of the western United States, this book is the ideal Valentine's gift. For more information or to order…
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Added by H. Court Young on February 10, 2008 at 7:50pm —
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Reading Marco Polo's "The Travels" this week, I was struck how like a very early Lonely Planet Guide this 13th century manuscript is. Except, the venerable Marco desperately needs a great modern editor to make his chapter titles a bit more zappy, and to create history boxes and culture boxes to highlight features of interest. Maps and some illustrations would make the text a bit less stuffy, too.
That got me thinking ... how much of a book's success is from the original content, and…
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Added by Marion James on February 10, 2008 at 10:13am —
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That was our Pastor’s challenge. When we ask God for blessings, we often ask mousy petitions, for limited blessings, and are reserved in the favors we ask Him.
On top of that, we ask using words that express apprehension, tainted with a bit of doubt.…
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Added by Janet Perez Eckles on February 10, 2008 at 9:56am —
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Only seven days until the release of Enchantment's Embrace! See the information about my second book release here at my official website-- http://www.maryjdresselbooks.com
Also, don't forget about my special Valentine's Day Newsletter. Tall, blond, sexy, muscular... Don't miss this exciting interview with a romance cover model! Bookmark my Newsletter site now--…
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Added by Mary J. Dressel on February 10, 2008 at 9:23am —
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This morning GMA did a story on treasure hunting off the eastern coast of Florida. They profiled Doug Pope, the captain and creator of the Polly L, Amelia Research's very unique treasure hunting…
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Added by Doug Hanau on February 9, 2008 at 10:47am —
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This is an incredible review of me, Adrienne Zurub, and my book, 'Notes From The Mothership The Naked Invisibles' by the author of emerigblog.com noted as one of ten
BEST HEALTH BLOGS by FOXNEWS.com. Let the story unfold...
Adrienne Zurub spent 26 years of her life as a member of the Cleveland Clinic open heart/heart transplant surgery team.
A couple of weeks ago, after almost three decades of professional nursing in…
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Added by Adrienne Zurub on February 9, 2008 at 7:33am —
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"Another one bites the dust." For the last two years, I've watched Canadian independent bookstores fight to compete with the 'big boys'--major big-box outlets and Internet retailers, but it seems like a fight to the death. As a Canadian, I cheer them on, hoping they'll succeed. As an avid reader, I mourn their loss. As an author, I feel their…
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Added by Cheryl Kaye Tardif on February 8, 2008 at 9:27pm —
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I rarely feel the need to hurl a book across the room, but I was sorely tempted last weekend. The book was Nicholas Sparks’ MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE. Now don’t get me wrong. Mr. Sparks is a great writer. His prose is specific and immediate, sometimes lyrical. His characters breathe on their own.
No, my beef with MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE is more organic. It’s about the difference in the way men and women are wired. It’s about what we each see as…
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Added by Emily Bryan on February 8, 2008 at 5:27pm —
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