nonfiction
nonfiction
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by Irene Watson - 2006-12-19
WMD Machete by Mark Plimsoll Mark Plimsoll, LLC (2006) ISBN 0976779544 Reviewed by Richard R. Blake for Reader Views (9/06)Mark Plimsoll demonstrates an amazing ability to craft words which leave the ...
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by Maurene J. Hinds - 2007-01-14
One of the best ways to enliven nonfiction is by "borrowing" techniques used in fiction. This includes, when appropriate, opening with a high-action scene, building suspense, using plenty of "showing"...
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by Maurene Hinds - 2007-01-14
Nonfiction need not be dull; it includes a wide range of topics. It can include history, biography, personal essays, personal profiles, sports, biology, geology, geography, holidays … the list really ...
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by Scott White - 2007-01-19
Once your book is written and you've determined that you will be self-publishing, there are a few serious errors you are going to want to steer clear of.THINKING YOU DON'T NEED AN EDITOREven the best ...
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by Linden Gross - 2007-01-20
If writing that book you've always had in mind tops your list of resolutions or regrets, hiring a writing coach can turn fantasy into reality. Whether you want to write a memoir, a novel, a family his...
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by Irene Watson - 2007-01-25
Thoughts From the Heart by Charles S. Haddad CharlCyn Press (1999) ISBN 0967459702 Reviewed by Kelli Glesige for Reader Views (8/06)Charles S. Haddad has compiled a refreshing and down to earth collec...
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by Irene Watson - 2007-01-25
Men Bleed Too by Thomas Brown iUniverse (2005) ISBN 0595361870This is the story of Barbara Brown's fight with cancer as told by her husband, Thomas. In December of 1992 a cancerous tumor was discover...
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by BobbiLinkemer - 2007-01-08
If you are writing nonfiction, chances are you will have to research. Here are 7 of the most effective ways to go about it. 1. InterviewsThe first rule of interviewing is to find an expert. The s...
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by Maurene J. Hinds - 2007-02-13
Know Your SubjectThis may seem contradictory to the purpose of conducting the interview-you're consulting an expert because you're not one yourself, right? Yes-however, you need to have a good grasp o...
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by Dee Power - 2007-03-17
Types of things to watch out for with agents:* Charging the author a fee up front, to be accepted as a client. Can be called a reading fee, or a monthly "office expenses" charge. The best agents, and ...