How do you create new characters? Last night one just popped into my head. One that will be familair to a lot of people--yet really different as well. He's part Jason Bourne--part avening angel ala 'The Punisher.' He's only known by one word--Khamaileon.
You never know his true identity. He's real face is never seen. You hear his thought. But who he says he is may even be wrong. One messed up dude.
Come over and read up what I've created so far. And…
We are proud to present the free BookRix writing contest: March 15, 2010 to May 10, 2010
Put forth what you consider to be your best work of fiction, whether it’s a short story, script, adventure, vampire romance, fan fiction or even Manga: All genres are welcome in this contest! The work must be at least 20 BookRix pages long, but…
[ONE of the first FIVE people to comment on Shanna's author interview will win a FREE copy of Patients]
Shanna Stroud is an author who takes it seriously to pull herself up by her bootstraps. As a self-publisher, she has put out two books; the first of which is Patients.
Lose and confusion come together at a brutal intersection as Precious Bryant tried to deal with past family issues and falling in love with two men.
Ask any aspiring writer, he will tell you that how it is challenging to get published. Your writing should reach the right publisher or editor at the right time because there might be thousands of submissions waiting to be published. And therefore, your fine piece of writing might get lost in the massive stock of other's…
“Fear is faith that it won’t work out.” ~ Author unknown
While watching a comedy sitcom in which a kid was trying to learn how to swim, I saw my daughter become pensive for a moment. Then, with a puzzled look spreading across her little face, she said: “If I can swim, why is he having such a hard time with it? He can just float.”
I tried to remind her of when she didn’t know how to swim either, and how apprehensive she was when the swimming instructor first… Continue
This was a challenging week of writing. My goal was to create three “fill-in days” (see February 22nd Blog) in order to advance the story of Jefferson writing the Declaration of Independence. These days gave me the opportunity to share information about Jefferson and how he worked. They also gave me the opportunity to describe some “outside” events that were important to Jefferson and to the independence…
[ONE of the first FIVE people to comment on Sonya's author interview will win a FREE copy of Who I've Become is NOT Who I Am]
Coming from the shadows of familial abuse and all of the mental torment that comes along with it, Sonya Visor has written a book that details her triumph of trials and tribulations. Who I've Become is NOT Who I Am is a wonderful mix of storytelling and teaching that does nothing short of inspire all who read it.
[ONE of the first FIVE people to comment on Dawn's author interview will win a FREE copy of Leadership Building Blocks]
Dawn McCoy's Leadership Building Blocks was not written from a distance. McCoy's hard work and determination has been manifested into her being one of the youngest elected members to serve on the Sacramento City Unified School Board of Trustees. (No small feat!)
Leadership Building Blocks is more than an instructional manual. This book is a priceless teaching… Continue
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[ONE of the first FIVE people to comment on Niobia's author interview will win a FREE copy of Message from a Mistress]
Niobia Bryant is a certified literary veteran: bestselling author, 17 novels, multiple genres... You name it; she's done it.
Message from a Mistress, based loosely on a movie, has all the elements of intrigue that readers enjoy investing their imaginations into. With this book, and multiple books coming out this year, Bryant is continuing her reign as a… Continue
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Rico Dasheem, a poet at heart, opened his soul and released what became Memoirs of a Love Lost. By allowing his readers into his world of love, lust and what lies beyond, Memoirs of a Love Lost gives credence to Dasheem's mantra: Love to Live to Learn...
Who's next in the "5 Minutes, 5 Questions With..." series? Rico Dasheem, author of Memoirs of a Love Lost…
[ONE of the first FIVE people to comment on Terra Little's author interview will win a FREE copy of Where There's Smoke 2 from JoeyPinkney.com]
Terra Little is a well-respected in the literary industry for weaving a tale of love, relationships and actions into a wildly intense read. That ability has garnered her a loyal fan base and an ever-growing readership.
Her latest effort, Where There's Smoke 2, gives her the opportunity to prove that lightning can strike twice. This… Continue
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A lot of people have asked me the meaning behind the photograph on the cover of Five Years And Counting. A Journey into the Mind of Soul Poetry, my upcoming book. So today, I want to answer that specific question.…Continue
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A new book, published by Springer New York, is a considerable step forward to the solution of the time-honored Tunguska enigma that still remains an unsolved mystery of nature. This may help us someday to protect our Earth from similar events and to avoid dangers so vividly shown in such popular films as “Deep Impact” and “Armageddon”.…
MY WRITING GETS NO ATTENTION by author/poet Marc Lacy
No attention? I know this is not coming from you because your friends and family are ecstatic at the fact that you’ve written a book and are a published author. Your former high school English instructor and her current writer’s guild have been following you as you’ve become versed in article publishing and blogging. Meanwhile, your name has a certain “buzz”…
Meet Huntsville’s own Marc Lacy, a graduate of Alabama A&M University. He is a nationally renown, award winning poet/author and spoken word artist. He has performed all of over the country at many national literary events and spoken word venues. Marc is a contributing writer to RADAR
and The Grove Magazines. He is also a writer for… Continue
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Everyone has a kairotic moment, an antepenultimate moment, in which some momentary event changes the way one thinks or creates an idea. That is what happened to me about six months ago when my wife said you need to start writing books. My background, education and research was in the area of theology and philosophy. However with about 3000 pages of notes and manuscripts that I had written over a 25 year period, I realized it was conceivable that some books may be buried in those papers. The… Continue
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