Doug’s Comments (group member since Jan 05, 2012)

Doug’s comments from the Q&A with Doug Bremner group.

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A Fresh Look at Greed, free on amazon kindle today and tomorrow.

Stop pouting about your wealth. Embrace your greedy true self. It will make you feel better about yourself!


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A Fresh Look at Greed



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Doug Bremner

Nonfiction, genealogy, hobbies and crafts, memoir, true stories
For millions of Americans, the quest to find one’s ancestors has become an obsession, and for some even a religion. After writing a book about the history of his family, the author realized that half of it was missing, literally. This is the story about how he found the other half, and what he learned along the way about the history and practice of genealogy, his fellow genealogy fanatics, and himself.

Discussion about favorite writers and influences...

Doug Bremner

This is a thread for questions about my writing habits, how I got interested in writing, that sort of thing...

Welcome! I just finished mailing off copies from my free book give for my Goose book.

The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg

Thanks for entering and thanks for reading!

Out of 613 entries there were 50 books given out, 64% to people from the US, 22% to Canadians, 12% to people from Great Britain, and one to an Australian.

Books were sent to people in Wisconsin (3), Texas (2), Michigan (2), New Jersey (2), Pennsylvania (2), Florida (2), Illinois (2), Ohio (2), Tennessee (2) and Georgia (2) as well as Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Idaho, Oklahoma, Alabama, North Carolina, and Kentucky.

In Canada books were sent to three people from Ontario, two from Quebec, two from British Columbia, two from Manitoba, and one each from Saskatoon, and Alberta.

In Great Britain, there were books sent to people in London, Leicester, Essex, West Midlands, Lancashire, and Kent.

There was one Australian, from New South Wales.

So I guess Canadians make the best readers!

Sorry for the OCD breakdown, I guess that is the researcher in me coming out.