Articles from Writers and Publishers
A Tourist in Tombstone -- Jacob and the KGB
By Tom Barnes
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Book Writing Tips
Researchin a legend. On the ground in Tombstone observing the tourist's and locals.
Jacob and his sister Natalie survive the war years, see their family treasure stolen by the Nazis and grow up in East Germany.
Sidney Sheldon tells about the way he rewrites his novels.
THE H WORD: A Page-turner About Hysterectomy
By Nora Coffey
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Book Review
“This book is about the uterus and the ovaries. What they are, where they’re located, and their many important life-long functions. The common reasons women are told they need treatment, including surgery, as well as alternatives in treatment and the ways that hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) and oophorectomy (removal of the ovaries, castration) impacts a woman’s body, her health, and every aspect of her life...”
The Era of The Emerging Artist
By Capucine Price
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Book Previews
As society grows more comfortable with the idea of art as a legitimate investment vehicle, the necessity of appropriately guaging the potential posed by emerging artists versus the few known, hot commodities increases. Emerging artists lack the price premium, and therefore the risk, of the more established, "growth" artists. Notwithstanding his works' aesthetic appeal, the time to have bought Damien Hirst was when he was relatively unrecognized, or in investment parlance, when there was actually alpha relative to the art market.
In Search of Doc Holliday
By Tom Barnes
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Book Previews
Part One Researching a Legend. Doing on the ground grunt research on the legend Doc Holliday.
Part One 'The Goring Collection' Prologue. Berlin Station 1941
Writing and work ethic tips from Michelangelo, Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein.
Book review of Don't Mess With Earth
By Cliff Ball
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Book Review
Book review written by WR Potter. Check out Cliff Ball's website, cliffball.com for more information.
Finding Your Voice On Paper
By Jack Regan
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Book Writing Tips
Exactly what is your “Voice on Paper”? Simply put, it is a distinctive style that sets each writer apart from another. Sound simple? Uh-uh. In fact, it can be one of the most difficult things to accomplish.
Family of Christian Writers Publish Inspiring Books
By Anthony Norwood
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Success Stories
It is rare that multiple authors come from the same family. This is the case for the Norwood family of Alabama and Michigan. God has blessed Pamela and Anthony Norwood to both release books for Christian inspiration and education this year! Pamela Norwood is Anthony’s mother and released her book, Sweet Inspirations for the Soul, in February, 2008. It is a great, little book that was written under a time of great grief and stress during Pamela’s life not many years after the unexpected death of her husband, Allan T. Norwood, in 2003. Anthony Norwood has aspired to write Christian books for a long time in his life and God has blessed this dream to become a reality with the release of the book, Bible Understanding Made Easy, Volume 1: The Old Testament, in July, 2008. This wonderful book is for the student of the Bible that wants to know the truth of God’s Word from Genesis to Malachi! The style of the book is very easy for all to understand, but challenging enough for the Bible scholar to ponder!