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February 27, 2015
Make an Impact While Blogging for a Living
Wouldn't we all like to have a blog that impacts peoples' lives. We'd love to write 'THE' book that changes the game around, and makes us into something more. Except we have to contend with the rat-race, and nobody really cares about us. To others, we are just another blogger, or just another writer who is out to make a buck.It's true, blogging for a living is about making an impact. However, 
February 26, 2015
Social Networking And Kindle E-books
If you have already published an e-book, the basicpremise is still the same, you need the socialnetworking sites more than ever. You will need to sell your book to the market that you choose to focus on, and ones who will buy your book. Your book need some help, and you might not have the money to help it as much as you would like.
Kindle Direct Publishing for self-publishers allows you to
Kindle Direct Publishing for self-publishers allows you to
February 25, 2015
Book Review: The Information Officer
There's a book of historical-fiction I recommend entitled The Information Officer 2009, by Mark Mills. Set during WWII on the island of Malta, a British protectorate just south of Sicily, in the Mediterannean Sea. Leading up to the North African campaign between Rommel and Montgomery in 1942, the German Luftwaffe and Italian Regia Aeronautica were ordered to soften up Malta as a prelude to [image error]
February 24, 2015
Publishing an E-book
Before you publish an e-book, it is a smart business plan to go to Amazon and do some keyword searches on what is selling, and how people will find your ebook. Ebooks can be published on almost any device, but most authors choose to start with Kindle, because it is the best known.
Most authors are quick to come up with a 'witty' title, only to find there are readers who can not find their book.
Most authors are quick to come up with a 'witty' title, only to find there are readers who can not find their book.
February 22, 2015
Michael Crichton's Timeline, and The Relativity of Time
I'm currently rereading Timeline
, 1999, by the late Michael Crichton, famous for writing Jurassic Park and the Lost World. It's typical of this author, combining interesting scientific speculation and well-researched history, with a fast-paced plot and imperiled characters. As with many of his other books, this was made into a movie Timeline (2003)starring the late Paul Walker- of The Fast and
, 1999, by the late Michael Crichton, famous for writing Jurassic Park and the Lost World. It's typical of this author, combining interesting scientific speculation and well-researched history, with a fast-paced plot and imperiled characters. As with many of his other books, this was made into a movie Timeline (2003)starring the late Paul Walker- of The Fast and
On Immunity, Eula Bliss, or the Invasion of the Microbes
If you're in the mood to read something completely different, then I strongly recommend On Immunity: An Inoculation, 2014, by Eula Biss- the of the major books which Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook has chosen as one of his book club books. She is also a teacher at Northwestern University, and lives in Chicago, Illinois, which gives her an excellent view point on vaccination in America. This book is[image error]
February 21, 2015
The Labyrinth Approach To Writing
True Success is a Labyrinth.
It takes action. It takes logic. it takes perseverance. And
it takes courage.
Granted, my experience with labyrinths is pretty much
restricted to a yearly corn maze adventure around Halloween and enjoying some
James Dashner, and his book The Maze Runner
on a cold wintery day, but from what I do know, there are a couple hypotheses I can make.
1) You
It takes action. It takes logic. it takes perseverance. And
it takes courage.
Granted, my experience with labyrinths is pretty much
restricted to a yearly corn maze adventure around Halloween and enjoying some
James Dashner, and his book The Maze Runner
on a cold wintery day, but from what I do know, there are a couple hypotheses I can make.
1) You
The Labyrinth Approach
True Success is a Labyrinth.
It takes action. It takes logic. it takes perseverance. And
it takes courage.
Granted, my experience with labyrinths is pretty much
restricted to a yearly corn maze adventure around Halloween and enjoying some
James Dashner, and his book The Maze Runner
on a cold wintery day, but from what I do know, there are a couple hypotheses I can make.
1) You
It takes action. It takes logic. it takes perseverance. And
it takes courage.
Granted, my experience with labyrinths is pretty much
restricted to a yearly corn maze adventure around Halloween and enjoying some
James Dashner, and his book The Maze Runner
on a cold wintery day, but from what I do know, there are a couple hypotheses I can make.
1) You
February 19, 2015
Writers and Using Google Blogger
For many years, Living a Life of Writing has been on the Google Blogger-based platform, and it is serving its purpose, but at this point there is discussion between the writers on this website as to our next step. We've talked about the reinvention of a writer, but what about the reinvention of a blog?There are some pros and cons to moving a blog of this age and size around- it was nearly seven [image error]
Google Blogger And A Writer
For many years, Living a Life of Writing has been on the google blogger based platform, and it is serving its purpose, but at this point, there is discussion between the writers on this website as to our next step.
We've talked about the reinvention of a writer, but what about the reinvention of a blog?
There are some pros and cons to moving a blog of this age and size around- it was nearly [image error]
We've talked about the reinvention of a writer, but what about the reinvention of a blog?
There are some pros and cons to moving a blog of this age and size around- it was nearly [image error]
