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Authors, Writers and Novelists,

Would you like more exposure for your book? Do you want to go to those always "Talked About" tradeshows but know you just cannot afford them? Are you aware of how much networking can help boost your sales?

What would you pay to attend the following events?

South Carolina Book Festival in Columbia S.C. $375
American Library Association Convention in Washington D.C. $2,200
Book Expo America in New York City $4,500
Texas Book Festival in Houston SOLD OUT
Baltimore Book Festival in Maryland $450
Miami Book Festival in Sunny Florida $600
Printers Row in Chicago $750
National Association of Public Schools Administrators $4,000
Great Lakes Independent Booksellers Tradeshows $1,100

How about $375 for all of these plus twenty-four more. The Author Collective is here to help you sell your work. We exhibit at these shows and others with one goal in mind... SELL BOOKS! Joining the Author Collective allows you access to these events for just the cost of your yearly *membership. We also offer our members no cost access to discounted literary services like, editing and proofreading, graphics and design, isbn's and copyrighting, video services and more. We provide our members invaluable information to self-publish and get deep discounts on book printing too. Saving money is the first step in making money!

The Author Collective is here to help the unknown, little known and soon to be well known self-published author put their writings in the faces of the people who buy in quantity. Call today and ask to become a member...

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313.446.2262
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*Yearly membership provides member admission to the convention floor and access to our exhibit booth. Member's transportation, costs of meals and lodging fees are not included.

Good Morning Steven,

I have a clear memory of Bridget Bardot!! I think the new President and First Lady of France are excellent representatives of the French people, and aim for strong relationship with the United States. I'm not really familiar with any of their stand-outs in the arts and entertainment industry.

Have a great Monday.

Mike

Hi Sterven,

I totally agree with you. You forgot to mention the French people are blessed with a great sense of humor!

Mike

Hi Steven,

Just kidding about my "desising" France. I do not ever judge a people by the actions of their government. I have not been to France for over 40 years, but I do see the news and realize there is mutual respect between most Americans and French citizens. And, lest we forget General Layfaette and the French Government's contributions to the Colonial States in the Revolutionary War, and of course our enduring gift from France, our Statue of Liberty! The only thing consistent in life is change, and I have learned to agree with that famous quotation.

Regards,

Mike Phelps

Hello Steven,

Thank you for your kind words. I "lived" in France and Viet Nam (courtesy of the USAF) many years ago. Have travelled through England, Belgium, Holland. I love England (London), and despise France (albeit that has a little to do with former President DeGaulle, who had decided the US had no part in saving France from the Nazis, and ordered all US military bases closed . . . thus my "welcome" as a "Military Advisor to the Republc of South Viet Nam, under President JFK).

While I was working as Chief Investigator for a Miami Law firm, I co-authored "DAVID JANSSEN-MY FUGITIVE" with his first wife Ellie Janssen. After retiring from the law firm, and largely based on the success of teh Janssen book, I have embarked on a new career, as a WRITER.

THE EXECUTION OF JUSTICE is based on a true story of the murder of my close friend, and one-time menor, Detective Sergeant Jack Ohrberg of the Robbery & Homicide unit of the Indianapolis Police Department. With this debut novel, I created the "Mike Walsh Detective Novels" series. Every incident related in The Execution of Justice actually occured. The second novel in the series, THE JOCKEY'S JUSTICE is based on a true story of a case I worked on for the law firm. Eight years after a horse racing jockey is murdered, his widow and their son-in-law are charged with the crime. My assistant and I travelled to Kentucky to investigate the case. What we discovered was race-fixing, ties to the Chicago Mafia, political corruption in the small town, inept cops and a prosecutor with tunnel vision. I hope readers will enjoy an inside look at the seedy side of the Sport of Kings.

The third novel, INSANE JUSTICE involves a double-homicide on Miami Beach. It involves a Cuban-American immigrant, a homosexual love tri-angle; male prostuitution involving some "closeted judge, lawyer, doctors", drugs and of course, double murder.

I will get your book on your site, looking foreward to reading it.

Thanks,
Mike Phelps

Good Morning John,

Thank you for your nice welcome to Book Marketing Network.
I will be ordering CROSSROADS and look foreward to reading your work.

Have a great weekend.

Michael Phelps