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By Brian Coulton (metronews.ca)
With financial risk and a lot of work, authors can find their way into print.
Erin Bolger had a vision of what she wanted her maiden manuscript to look like in published form: A country-meets-city cookbook with punchy colours, vivid photographs and an openness about herself at the “heart” of the book.
“I thought [...]

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by Michelle Angermiller (nj.com)
ROBBINSVILLE — Alfred Pris tash was looking through some old letters he had written to his parents when it dawned on him: Perhaps he should document his life so his two sons could learn their father’s history.
“I didn’t have a plan. I just started,” said the 80-year-old Rob binsville resident.
He started off [...]

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by Dorothy Thompson (American Chronicle)
J.R. Hauptman (pseudonym) has been a professional pilot for nearly a half century. Barely twenty years old, he began as a military pilot and for almost two years he flew combat support missions in the Viet Nam War. Upon leaving military service he was hired by a major airline and was [...]

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by Sara Wolski (eXaminer.com)
Entrepreneurial spirit and smart marketing has propelled several self-published books onto the bestseller list, including John Javna and Julie Bennett’s 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Save the Earth, John Roger and Peter McWilliams’ Life 101, and Richard Bolles’ What Color is Your Parachute?, according to the New York Times. To [...]

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by Robin Nixon (El Dorado Times)
Local author D.A. Chadwick has a new work on book shelves.
“Rennes le Chateau: The Point of Origin” explores the mystery surrounding the French village in the Lanuedoc.
“The lead character, Sarah Cabot, is a descendent of Joan of Arc and becomes queen of France in the near future,” explained Chadwick. “Once [...]

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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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Peter’s Argyll relates the life of Lance Corporal Lorne Andrew Marr who was killed in action August 27, 1944 at Igoville, France while serving as a dispatch rider for the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders of Canada. His large extended family was devastated by the news. However, they never knew what exactly happened or how Lorne [...]

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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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By Caroline Dipping
When Nuffer grew worried about losing the slippery piece, given to him by a friend, he placed it with other treasures that represented a decades-long quest – a quest to learn everything he could about Ernest Hemingway.
Now Nuffer, 76, has transformed nearly 40 years of absorbing all he could about his hero of [...]

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