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By Kelly Norrell (Knoxnews.com)
British-born novelist Barbara Nugent’s life sounds like one of her books.
Now a resident of Crab Orchard near Crossville, Nugent, 80, has published three adventure novels including her most
recent, “A Business Proposal.” She is now working on a fourth about terrorists in the Balkans.
Take her account of the day, many years ago, when [...]

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by Lisa Falkenberg (chron.com)
As a girl, when Shellynda Martin’s father asked her what her favorite color was, she remembers what she told him: “Green,” she said as she looked out the nearest window. “Like the color of the trees.”
Even now, as the Bellaire mother of two lay in her bedroom, in a hospital bed, her [...]

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As the 2009 NBA Playoffs become more and more exciting with its focus on the Western Conference, fan reactions are becoming more and more diverse as their expectations either become realized or frustrated.
The recent announcement from the NBA of officials missing the intentional foul committed by Antoine Wright on Carmelo Anthony did not only upset [...]

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The United States has seen a terrible slump in almost all sectors of the economy in the 1980s. During this decade, the national debt ballooned, many industries folded and unemployment rate was at an all time high. Many families, especially from the poor and middle class, had difficulties making ends meet. This could be seen [...]

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by Michael Peterson (Argus-Press.com)
BANCROFT – Sally Labadie says many teachers claim they could write a book with everything they go through on a daily basis.
But Labadie, unlike many others, decided to put her pen where her mouth is. Now her novel, entitled “The Good, The Oops!, and the Funny: Events in the Life of a [...]

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by Adam Balkin (Capitalnews9.com)
Ten years ago, David Carnoy starting writing his first novel, “Knife Music.” Only a few months ago, he finally published that novel online.
“I actually had a lot of luck getting a high-powered agent and then having some close calls with traditional publishers and then crickets after that. So what do you do?” [...]

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The children of today’s generation get their values and character education elsewhere. Without us knowing it, they are greatly influenced by their parent’s daily actions and the media in which programs are not screened all the time. Moreover, a lot of parents have ceased to fulfill spiritual and moral obligations to their little ones. We [...]

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If there is any tragedy that can overwhelm even the toughest person, it’s always war. War marks a time of uncertainty and death, so much that everyday becomes a race for survival. Discover the intensity of war through the eyes of Byrd Leroy Lewis with the release of his memoir Memories of My Experiences As [...]

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by Lou Belcher
When comparing whether to send your manuscript to a traditional publisher or to publish it yourself, it is important to assess what you are looking for from the publishing experience. Here is a comparison of the two forms of publishing:
1. Speed. Publishing is slow in any case compared to other businesses. Self-publishing, however, [...]

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Short stories have the power of concisely summing up important messages that are conveyed to others: Family and Friends matter. As a literary medium, it is very much at home in today’s fast-paced world used to the catchy sound bites. Spend some time under the shade of Robin K. Johnson’s The Heritage Tree and be [...]

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