How To Become a Published Author: Idea to Publication
by Mark Shaw
Price: $5.00 USD. 91400 words.
Published on September 30, 2008. .
Featuring practical tips that have permitted many writers around the world to become published, this book is written BY the published author of nearly twenty books FOR aspiring authors and poets. The ten-step strategy outlined in the book is easy to follow and there are also writing tips, punctuation and grammar exercises, sample query letter and book proposal forms, and sample legal documents.
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Writing: Step By Step
by L C Walker
Price: $1.99 USD. 49300 words. Published on September 4, 2010. .
This book was written to people that would like to become a writer or would like to write a book about their life. It will give you the information you need to get your book published and printed in paperback or hardback copies. It covers things that other books won't tell you. If you are serious about writing a book, you should read this book before you start.
Price: $1.99 USD. 49300 words. Published on September 4, 2010. .
This book was written to people that would like to become a writer or would like to write a book about their life. It will give you the information you need to get your book published and printed in paperback or hardback copies. It covers things that other books won't tell you. If you are serious about writing a book, you should read this book before you start.
honest Lee
by Steve Liddell
Price: $9.74 USD. 151670 words. Published on March 28, 2011. .
Lee is in his early/mid-twenties. He believes that he could be anything he wants to be, but after a life of trying to be unique and memorable, Lee realizes he is neither. It occurs to him that all of his failures in life are the result of his inability to be honest, "truly" honest with the world. He decides to change this, by giving his life a real shot and to do it with complete honesty.
Price: $9.74 USD. 151670 words. Published on March 28, 2011. .
Lee is in his early/mid-twenties. He believes that he could be anything he wants to be, but after a life of trying to be unique and memorable, Lee realizes he is neither. It occurs to him that all of his failures in life are the result of his inability to be honest, "truly" honest with the world. He decides to change this, by giving his life a real shot and to do it with complete honesty.
Lost The Plot
by Kate Rigby
Price: $1.99 USD. 27950 words. Published on June 20, 2011. .
LOST THE PLOT is a satirical piece about the process and rules of creative writing in today's climate. The narrative sets out to examine some of those rules in relation to novels. It unashamedly loses the plot and doesn't stick to the knitting pattern but deliberately exposes the seams. You as reader are invited to collude with this approach to see whether it can be sustained.
Price: $1.99 USD. 27950 words. Published on June 20, 2011. .
LOST THE PLOT is a satirical piece about the process and rules of creative writing in today's climate. The narrative sets out to examine some of those rules in relation to novels. It unashamedly loses the plot and doesn't stick to the knitting pattern but deliberately exposes the seams. You as reader are invited to collude with this approach to see whether it can be sustained.